The first half of the week will feature some fantastic early fall weather, but the weekend isn’t looking as great.
High pressure will dominate the region for the next several days. The result will be sunshine and unseasonably warm temperatures through Wednesday, with clear skies, areas of fog, and mild temperatures at night. Thursday looks warm as well, but we’ll see clouds start to stream in as a cold front begins to approach from the west. Friday will feature a lot of clouds, but it will remain mild. We may see a few showers by late in the day, but most of them should hold off until after dark. Low pressure passes north of the region Friday night and Saturday, dragging the cold front through with some rain likely, but temperatures will turn cooler with the cloudcover and rain. The front moves through late Saturday, bringing an end to the rain, then high pressure builds in for Sunday with much cooler conditions. With an upper-level low also moving in, we’ll still see plenty of clouds, with a few pop-up showers possible.
Monday: Some clouds and a little fog to start the day, then mostly sunny. High 68-75, coolest near the coast.
Monday night: Clear skies, patchy fog develops. Low 47-54.
Tuesday: Plenty of sunshine. High 77-84.
Tuesday night: Clear skies, more fog developing. Low 55-62.
Wednesday: Sunshine with some afternoon clouds. High 75-82, a little cooler near the coast.
Thursday: A sunny start, clouds start to move in during the afternoon. High 71-78.
Friday: Mostly cloudy, not as warm, a few showers possible in the day, more likely at night. High 67-74.
Saturday: Cloudy and cooler with periods of rain and showers likely, ending overnight. High 64-71.
Sunday: Intervals of clouds and sun, breezy, much cooler, chance for a few showers. High 58-65.
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