The second half of the storm is on the way. Friday's weather will be much different than what we saw Thursday. The severe weather threat has ended, but more rain is coming. The coastal storm will now take shape with gusty winds heading into Friday morning.

Grab the winter jackets; it's going to get a lot colder. A cold rain is expected with temperatures in the 40s during the daytime. There could be some wet snow mixing in at times, but temperatures will stay well above freezing.

A wintry mix is expected Friday morning for higher elevations. Some model guidance also brings this for lower elevations. No accumulation is expected.

Showers will taper off Friday evening as winds turn more northerly. They remain breezy, making it feel colder than the actual air temperature.

The weekend will be breezy and mostly cloudy, with temperatures in the 30s in the morning and in the 40s most of the afternoon. This is much colder than average for this time of the year. The colder-than-average stretch of temperatures will continue into part of next week.