Stark County Weather Alert: Sunshine Gives Way to Clouds and Cold on Friday

Stark County’s weather on Friday is expected to be a stark contrast from the previous days, as clouds replace sunshine. A high temperature of 30 degrees is forecasted, though it may feel a degree cooler at 29 due to wind chill. The overnight low is projected to drop to 19 degrees.

Stark County Weather Alert: Cold and Cloudy Conditions Ahead

Forecasters indicate that wind gusts will come from the south at about 5.8 mph. This meteorological shift emphasizes the need for residents to prepare adequately.

Safety Tips for Cold Weather

With the drop in temperature, it’s crucial to keep safety in mind. The National Weather Service advises taking the following precautions:

• Check local weather updates and stay informed.
• Avoid extended outdoor activities during the coldest parts of the day.
• Protect water pipes from freezing and ensure pets are not left outside.
• Keep a winter survival kit in your vehicle.

Impact of Weather on Health

Although temperatures are low, they do not significantly affect the risk of catching a cold or flu. In fact, cold weather might help reduce the severity of flu symptoms. Similarly, individuals with chronic pulmonary conditions or arthritis should not expect drastic changes in their health due to these weather conditions.

Historical Weather Insights

Notably, Stark County recorded a high temperature of 69 degrees on December 5, 2001. In contrast, a record low of 7 degrees was documented on the same date in 1991. Traditionally, December 5 tends to be slightly wet, averaging about 0.09 inches of precipitation.

This year, the forecasted high is significantly below the historic average of 43 degrees for this time of year, while the anticipated low is 10 degrees cooler than the norm of 29 degrees. Stay updated for any changes as the day approaches.

For ongoing hourly and daily weather forecasts, including current air quality reports, visit Emegypt.