Clouds are increasing as we head through the overnight. The cold front, which is off to our west, will lift up the air and bring the chance for more rain, perhaps a storm, for the early morning hours. The rain will likely move out by 8 a.m. and then skies will clear out. Temperatures will still be warm during the afternoon with highs into the upper 50s and low 60s.
The first hint of the cooler air will be on Thursday as temperatures start into the mid-30s. A few clouds out there across the morning, but into the afternoon and evening we will have some slight sprinkles or flurries pop up from wrap around precipitation coming in from the northwest. Temperatures will likely be warm enough, hanging into the upper 30s and low 40s, to bring some rain at times, but we could see some snow showers later in the day. No accumulation is expected.
Friday will be cooler, but still seasonable right around 41° before another system slide in for the weekend, most likely Saturday. This is still in question on how it will develop and what the precipitation type will be. Right now, it looks predominately like rain, with potential for a few snow showers later. We’ll track it and keep you updated as we get closer.
TONIGHT
Showers likely overnight
Chance storms
Staying warm
Low: 56
WEDNESDAY
Showers early, then clearing
Still warm
High: 60
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Cooling down
Clearing out
Low: 36
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