Overnight we will still have some lingering showers and more clouds. As winds start to calm we will see some patchy fog develop in some areas as well. This could lead to a slow commute out there Monday morning. Temperatures will only fall into the mid 60s, right around 64°. Our normal low temperature is 52°.
Tomorrow is when Helene finally moves east which should start to wrap up our impacts. We will still see a few showers but the will be very isolated. There may be a few peeks of the sun, but the majority of the day stays mostly cloudy. Monday's temperature will be back into the mid 70s, which is the warmest day we have seen since September 24. Winds will be calmer from the north at 5 mph.
Tuesday is when we start to turn the page on Helene. We see partly cloudy skies through the day with more warmth. Temperatures will be into the upper 70s, possibly the 80s in some areas. It will be quite humid as well with dew points into the mid to upper 60s.
As we move into the afternoon there will be a cold front that moves in from the northeast bringing the chance for a few spotty rain chances. Behind that front we will see a massive drop in humidity and temperatures as true fall temperatures will move in briefly for the middle part of the week.
TONIGHT
Spotty showers
Patchy fog
Low: 64
MONDAY
Mostly cloudy
More isolated showers
High: 76
MONDAY NIGHT
Spotty showers
Mild
Low: 63
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