Our immediate focus has to do with another frosty morning Thursday (many will have low temperatures in the lower to middle 30s come daybreak with plenty of frost). That said, changes are coming as we transition from eastern troughiness to brief ridging come early week.
We’ll replace the frosty 30s with a couple days of highs in the lower to middle 70s early next week.
Upper air pattern centered on next Monday:
We’ll flirt with 70 degrees Saturday before a Sunday “speed bump” (highs in the lower 60s), but highs Monday and Tuesday will likely be around, or above, the 70 degree mark with a breezy southwest flow.
Forecast models differ on the next round of rain, but we’ll highlight the Tuesday-Wednesday time frame for our next best chance of widespread rains and embedded thunder along with a cool down for mid and late week.
