It has been a chilly night for football and it will be a cold one overnight as well!
Overnight will be cool once again with temperatures into the upper 20s. Clouds will build into the early morning hours on Monday but it will be dry overnight. Winds from the southeast will pick up through the overnight at 5 to 10 mph, and will become breezy into the afternoon Monday.
Monday starts off dry but rain chances will build for the early afternoon. Rain will be possible as early as 11 a.m. but we will more likely see rain move in during the afternoon and evening. Showers will be steady into the evening and overnight for Tuesday. Temperatures Monday will climb into the upper 40s, near 48°. Wind gusts Monday will be from the south at 10 to 20 mph.
Rain overnight will fade away into early Tuesday and should be gone by 5 a.m. on Tuesday. Temperatures will stay warmer than the climatological average high, right around 43°. The rest of Tuesday will be dry and cloudy, warm too with highs into the upper 50s.
It will stay dry until late Wednesday when our next system rolls in late in the evening. That will bring much heavier rain as we head into Thursday. Periods of heavier rain will be likely at times Thursday. From there the 50-degree temperatures will go away with colder air for the weekend.
SUNDAY EVENING
A few more clouds
Staying seasonable
High: 42
SUNDAY NIGHT
A few more clouds
Chilly and dry
Low: 28
MONDAY
Afternoon rain
A tad warmer
High: 48
MONDAY NIGHT
Rain continues
Staying mild
Low: 43
TUESDAY
Clouds and rain early
Mostly cloudy
High: 57
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