Overnight will stay warm and cloudy as we brace of the next front that will roll in for Monday morning's commute. There may be a spotty shower overnight, but we will stay predominately dry other than some spotty drizzle. Temperatures only dip to 48°.
The next round of rain will arrive just in time for Monday's morning commute. Rain ahead of the front will arrive between 6 and 9 a.m. on Monday. When it arrives, it will bring some areas of heavy, soaking rain. Some models are projecting 3/4 of an inch to another 1 1/2 inches of rain for some areas. Temperatures will be warm on Monday with highs near 58°, and we will also have some strong winds. Winds from the south will be between 15 to 20 mph with gusts close to 30mph at times.
The front itself won't move fully through until 7 to 8 p.m., which will clear things out and cool us down. From there we will cool into the overnight, with temperatures falling to 38°.
Tuesday will be sunny, dry, and still warm with a high right around 51°. That dry spell is short-lived because we will see more rain move in on Wednesday thanks to another front. That front also brings a much bigger temperature drop for later this week.
TONIGHT
Spotty rain late
Warm
Low: 48
MONDAY
Rain, heavy at times
Warm & breezy
High: 58
MONDAY NIGHT
Clearing overnight
A tad cooler
Low: 38
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