Overnight, things stay cool and quiet, with mostly clear skies and a low around 39. High pressure and radiational cooling are helping temperatures drop after the recent cold front moved through. Tuesday warms things back up a bit, with sunny skies and highs back into the 70s as that high-pressure system remains in control but swings the winds out of the southeast.
By Wednesday, the warming trend continues, with highs in the upper 70s, and the forecast remains dry as the influence of high pressure warms us up. However, a weak front swings through a I give it about a 40% chance for wet weather throughout the day. Most of the rain falls in the morning.
Thursday starts to transition,, though exact timing is not clearly specified in the NWS data. Friday looks more unsettled, with increasing chances for showers and possibly thunderstorms, with wet weather entering the forecast in the evening.
Saturday and Sunday continue the unsettled trend with periodic chances for showers early in the morning, with most of the weekend dry. Temps trend more seasonal by Sunday and into next week.
OVERNIGHT
Mostly clear
Chilly again
Low: 39
TUESDAY
Mostly sunny
Breezy
High: 74
TUESDAY NIGHT
Clouds increase
Isolated showers
Low: 56
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