Tracking few clouds and a warm up into midweek

TODAY: Monday is a mild day, similar to Sunday, just not as breezy. Expect highs in the low 50s. We'll be sunny with only a few high and thin clouds in today's sky.

TONIGHT: Temperatures fall to freezing overnight, with clear skies and calm conditions. With these conditions, fog will be possible. If fog develops, roads may become slick in it's presence due to subfreezing temperatures.

EXTENDED: Clear skies stick around for Tuesday, as highs again reach into the low 50s. We add a few clouds on Wednesday, but we'll also be warming into the 60s via southwest winds by the afternoon. This southerly flow intensifies ahead of an area of low pressure on Thursday, leading to another day in the 60s, but also a chance for showers, and possibly a few rumbles of thunder. Better instability returns with this system on Friday, but it has likely moved well east of us by that point. We may see some morning showers on Friday, but overall it is expected to be a drier day locally, with temperatures starting to cool. Highs may still reach into the 50s Friday and Saturday, but we're likely in the low 50s Saturday, and in the 40s by Sunday.