Tracking a cold start, with rain around the corner
FRIDAY: Many of us are getting off to one of the coolest starts since May so you’ll want to grab the jackets out the door. Temperatures will climb out of the 30’s and into the low 60’s for highs this afternoon. Winds won’t be nearly as breezy as they have been, but still out of the northwest at about 5-10 mph.
TONIGHT: Clouds will be on the increase this evening and continue overnight. Rain looks to make a return after midnight with lows falling into the middle 40’s.
EXTENDED: That rain will be more widespread during the morning, with a chance it thins out toward the evening. Temperatures will be stuck in the upper 50’s and low 60’s with the gloomy skies tomorrow. That system looks to push east of the area late Saturday night, keeping us dry Sunday with a much better shot at some sun. Temperatures will be stuck in the low 60’s to close out the weekend. Much of next week is staying quiet, with a warming trend taking hold. We’re back in the low 70’s by Tuesday, pushing into the upper 70’s by Wednesday, where we’ll stay.
