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Mon. |
Tue. |
Wed. |
Thr. |
Fri. |
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Sun. |
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58/ 71 |
50/ 73 |
56/ 78 |
54/ 78 |
57/ 80 |
57/ 80 |
57/ 79 |
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Trace |
0.05″-0.10″ |
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0.05″-0.10″ |
0.10″ |
0.10″ |
0.05″-0.10″ |
A big upper low is located across the eastern Great Lakes. The circulation around this UL feature will result in an unseasonably cool, fall-like, feel across our neck of the woods the next couple days. On that note, the entire forecast period will remain cooler than normal. Sky conditions both today and Tuesday will vary depending on your location. Overall, expect more cloudiness across central and eastern parts of the state compared to the west. Additionally, scattered light showers will be possible this afternoon- more likely east. We’ll repeat this forecast Tuesday, though coverage of showers will be a bit more widespread (still not a huge deal).
The overall theme through this forecast period will be a cooler than average one and a bit unsettled. We’ll remain in a northwest flow regime and weak disturbances will move through the area from time to time, creating a slightly better shower chance each time they rotate through the area. Looking at the temperature forecast the upcoming week sure will have many scratching their head whether or not we’re heading into August or September?! The cool summer of 2014 rolls along…