The next few days might feel like Groundhog's Day as we have more of the same on the way.
Spotty showers will be possible again overnight, but the coverage won't be too widespread. Despite winds from the south, we will see a low of 46°.
There will be some isolated showers out the door on Monday, but better rain chances will move in as we head into the middle of the day and into the afternoon. There will be some downpours at times. Rain will be moving from southeast to northwest as the cut-off low pressure system continues to twirl to our southwest. This will also keep our temperature cooler despite a south wind around 10 mph. We will see a high of 57°.
The upper-level flow won't finally pick up this low-pressure system until we move into the day on Tuesday. That means we will see more showers on Tuesday. However, these should be moving from west to east, which is a sign that the system will be moving out. Temperatures will be cooler than average again, but at least we will be back into the 60s.
Wednesday looks to be dry with temperatures getting closer to 70°.
THIS EVENING
Scattered showers, maybe a storm
Staying cool
High: 57
TONIGHT
Spotty showers
Cooler
Low: 46
MONDAY
Scattered showers
Isolated afternoon storm or two
High: 57
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