The sun was back on Monday and so was the warmer air. Hopefully, you were able to take advantage of it because this will be the best day we see for at least two weeks.
Showers build as we move past midnight tonight and into early Tuesday. The heaviest of the rain will be between 3 a.m. and 8 a.m. With this, winds from the south will be around 15 mph as temperatures only fall to 44°.
While there will be breaks in the rain throughout the day, there will still be rain chances from sunrise to sunset. The day starts warm, with temperatures into the low 50s by the early afternoon, but the cold front moves in midday and will drop temperatures as it does. Winds will be gusty again as we see gusts from the southwest at 25-30 mph.
Showers should start to fade as we move into the evening and close to the start of 2025. If you are headed out for New Year's Eve you will probably want the winter coat because temperatures will be in the 30s as we ring in the new year. Additionally, after midnight into early Wednesday, we may even have a few snow flurries.
Temperatures will be MUCH colder as we open up 2025. Highs will be in the 30s and 20s through the end of the week and into the weekend. Friday could bring a small snow chance, but the better chance moves in as we track a potential winter system for the weekend. It is still too early to be certain, but trends indicate that we could see some impactful rain or snow.. We will continue to keep an eye on it.
TONIGHT
Rain building
Heavy at times
Low: 44
TUESDAY
Rain showers
Warm & breezy
High: 51
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