The first weekend of Meteorological Spring felt more like winter, and now this week is coming in like a Lion. Today will be the "calmest" of them all.
Clouds have been persistent through the early afternoon after early morning sunshine. These clouds will linger through the afternoon but there will be some breaks as we get into the early evening. Temperatures will be about our seasonal average, into the upper 40s. Winds from the south today at 10 to 15 mph will keep the chill factor in place for some areas, but it will still be much warmer than what we saw all weekend.
Tuesday is when the activity really picks up. While most of the day stays dry, the winds will start to pick up. Those winds will gust from the south at 25 to 30 mph. Temperatures will be around 60 in the afternoon with partly to mostly cloudy skies. After sunset, the rain moves in along with even stronger winds.
Rain will be heaviest overnight into early Wednesday, which will also bring some strong wind gusts as well. This will also bring a chance at some storms as well. Right now, these do not look to be severe.
Scattered showers greet us through the early part of Wednesday, but there will be a time on Wednesday when we dry out and get a break. However, the winds will shift later in the day, and by Wednesday night, we could see a rain/snow mix.
That drives in some MUCH colder air through the end of the week.
TODAY
Mostly cloudy
Seasonal
High: 48
TONIGHT
Clouds building
Mild
Low: 37
TOMORROW
Warm & breezy
Rain late
High: 60
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