We’ve got some rather nice weather coming up for much of the first week of September.
High pressure builds into the Great Lakes today and slowly moves eastward this week. That means we’ve got dry weather through at least Friday, with cool temperatures for the first half of the week, turning milder for the second half, as the high moves offshore and winds shift into the south and southwest. As we get to the end of the week, a slow-moving frontal system will approach the region, bringing an end to our extended stretch of dry weather. Showers are likely on Saturday as a frontal system makes its way into the region. A wave of low pressure may ride along the front, which could bring in some heavier rain, but it’s too early to determine whether that will happen or not. High pressure should build back in for Sunday, but how quickly we clear out will be determined by how quickly the low pressure area pulls away from the region.
Monday: Some lingering morning clouds, especially near the South Coast, then becoming partly to mostly sunny. High 72-79.
Monday night: Clear and cool. Low 46-53.
Tuesday: Plenty of sunshine. High 67-74.
Tuesday night: Clear skies. Low 48-55.
Wednesday: More sunshine. High 72-79.
Thursday: Sunshine and a few clouds. High 72-79.
Friday: Partly sunny. High 72-79.
Saturday: Mostly cloudy with showers likely, possibly thunderstorms. High 68-75.
Sunday: Intervals of clouds and sunshine, any lingering showers end early. High 68-75.
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