Tracking sunshine and warm temperatures to start the week

TODAY: It's a cool, calm start this morning, with patchy fog possible. Monday will be a slight warm-up compared to Sunday, as south winds and sunshine return high temperatures to the 60s.

TONIGHT: Clear skies and calm conditions will bring temperatures down into the low to mid-40s. Patchy fog is possible.

EXTENDED: A weak cold front slides in early Tuesday, bringing in high pressure from the north. This is enough to keep winds light and variable, but the front is so weak in such dry air that no sensible weather change is forecast. Expect sunny and warm conditions Tuesday. A stronger cold front arrives on Wednesday, increasing winds ahead of and behind it. 10-15 mph winds are forecast to switch from the south to the north over the course of Wednesday, making for a breezy day. Still, very little moisture is available in the atmosphere, so rain chances are very low. There is about a 20% chance of showers east of Highway 63 on Wednesday. The rest of the week will be cooler. After highs in the 60s to start the week, Thursday's high near 50 and Friday's high in the 40s will make for a chilly end to the week. Thursday may also be a bit breezy, with north winds actively cooling us down.