Fall-like weather followed by another round of rain this week
TONIGHT: Spot showers will end but low clouds and drizzle will persist into the early morning hours as low temperatures drop into the mid 60s. Northwesterly winds will stay close to 10 mph.
TUESDAY: Overcast skies will start the day with some drizzle possible through early morning. Skies will stay mostly cloudy and temperatures will be mild, only reaching near 80. It will also be a bit breezy with northwesterly winds at 10-15 gusting to 22 mph at times. Clouds will break up late in the day with partly cloudy skies overnight.
EXTENDED: It will feel more like fall as the northwesterly wind flow aloft keeps us in below average temperatures through Thursday. The northwesterly winds aloft will also steer smoke from the wildfires out west into our skies once again by Wednesday, making it hazy. High temperatures will reach 80 Wednesday with mostly sunny but hazy skies, dropping to the upper 50s overnight. We’ll pick up a few more clouds Thursday with highs in the lower 80s. There is a slight storm chance mainly in our far western counties late in the day Thursday but most rain will hold off until overnight with increasing showers and storms ahead of a warm front. This front will lift to the northeast Friday and morning showers and t-storms will end through the afternoon as the front moves northeast. Much warmer air moves in behind the front and the weekend looks hot with highs near 90 Saturday and mid 90s Sunday under partly cloudy skies. It will also be humid this weekend and heat indices will reach as high as 100 degrees. The heat continues into early next week. Watch ABC 17 for the latest forecast and check back here for updates.
