Highlights:
- Wet, chilly close to the work week
- Dry weekend
- Couple storms and turning colder late next week
Busy Weather Pattern Continues…An area of low pressure is swirling overhead this morning and will help promote periods of showers into the early afternoon before drier air begins to push in. Perhaps the bigger story will be falling daytime temperatures. By the evening rush, most neighborhoods should be deep into the 40s with a gusty northerly breeze at times.
We still forecast a dry weekend as high pressure builds in. Early fog and clouds will be slow to give way to sunshine Saturday, but by afternoon and evening we should see some breaks in the cloud cover. We’ll label Saturday as “mostly cloudy” before more in the way of sunshine works in for the second half of the weekend.
The dry times won’t last, unfortunately, and another storm system promises showers and thunderstorms as early as Monday. This will then be followed by a bigger storm the middle of the week that will, once again, lead to widespread showers and thunderstorms. The other point we want to drive home for late next week will be an increasingly chilly regime. Temperatures will fall Thursday and even though it’s beyond the current forecast period, sub-freezing lows are a good bet next weekend.
Upcoming 7-Day Precipitation Forecast:
- Snowfall: 0.00″
- Rainfall: 2.00″ – 2.50″