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Mon. |
Tue. |
Wed. |
Thr. |
Fri. |
Sat. |
Sun. |
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63/ 85 |
64/ 89 |
70/ 85 |
58/ 77 |
54/ 78 |
58/ 82 |
64/ 82 |
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0.25″ – 0.75″ |
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0.10″ – 0.25″ |
0.50″ – 0.75″ |
Patchy fog is greeting some of you out the door this morning so be sure to take things slow and prepare to throw on the low beans from time to time as your morning commute progresses. Any patchy fog that’s out there will quickly burn off by mid morning as the powerful July sun angle does it’s work. Both today and Tuesday will feature lots of sunshine and seasonally warm temperatures/ humidity levels. Our next chance of rain will blow into town Wednesday as a line of thunderstorms sinks south in association with a cold front. We’ll keep a close eye on severe potential within this line, but as of now we’re not forecasting any sort of widespread severe weather.
Another round of unseasonably cool air will blow in behind our mid week front. Forecast models remain rather inconsistent on the important upcoming weekend weather. For now we’re going with an unsettled forecast both Saturday and Sunday, including scattered showers and thunderstorms. We’ll fine tune timing as we move forward. Another side note- yet another big push of unseasonably cool air awaits on deck just past the 7-day forecast period.