Skies overnight stay mostly cloudy, but we will start to dry out. Temperatures stay warm into the low 50s, which is 10 to 15 degrees above normal. Winds will be from the southwest at 5 mph.
Some low level moisture will still be around on Tuesday morning and this could leave us with some drizzle and mist to start the day. But it won't last long. Expect the clouds to clear out as we move into the middle of the day Tuesday with temperatures into the upper 60s. That is still well above normal for this time of the year. There should be some nice sunshine for the afternoon.
Clouds will likely hold temperatures down a bit on Wednesday keeping us into the upper 60s, but from there we will continue to warm. By Thursday we should see high temperatures into the low to mid 70s. By the weekend we'll be into the mid-70s, which could mean we see some record high temperatures! The forecast for Saturday is 76° which would shy of the record for November 5 set back in 1975 of 80°F.
FALL BACK
Don't forget that Daylight Saving Time ends this Sunday
OVERNIGHT
Showers ending
clouds linger
Low: 53
TUESDAY
Mostly Sunny
after morning clouds
High: 67
TUESDAY NIGHT
A few clouds
Staying mild
Low: 48
WEDNESDAY
Partly to mostly cloudy
Warm
High: 68
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