Unseasonably warm weather is on the way out, but could there be some much-needed rain on the way?
A cold front crossed the region earlier, bringing an end to the record warmth we had yesterday, but we’re still enjoying another mild day today with high pressure building in. Tomorrow looks to be another mild day, but another cold front is on its way. This one moves through late in the day with just some clouds and little to no rainfall, but even cooler air settles in behind this front. High pressure builds in for Saturday with temperatures that are closer to where we should be in early November, maybe even a little below normal, despite lots of sunshine. Clouds come streaming back in on Sunday as low pressure heads into the Great Lakes, sending a warm front our way. This front may produce some showers Sunday evening and night as it moves through. We’re not expecting a lot of rainfall with these showers, but as the drought continues to worsen and fire danger remains high, we need every drop we can get. Behind the front, milder air moves in for Monday, but it will be short-lived as the cold front moves through in the afternoon, with skies starting to clear out behind it by late in the day.
Thursday night: Clear skies. Low 38-45.
Friday: Sunshine and a few afternoon clouds, breezy. High 57-64.
Friday night: Evening clouds, then becoming clear, breezy. Low 33-40.
Saturday: Plenty of sunshine, breezy, and cooler. High 46-53.
Saturday night: Clear skies, some clouds may start to filter in toward daybreak. Low 27-34.
Sunday: Increasing and thickening clouds, showers may develop may evening. High 52-59.
Sunday night: Cloudy with showers likely. Low 43-50 during the evening, temperatures may rise a little overnight.
Monday: Showers end early, some clearing in the afternoon. High 58-65.
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