Tracking patchy freezing drizzle, cooler Tuesday

TONIGHT: Mostly cloudy and chilly with lows in the low to mid-20s.

TOMORROW: Areas of patchy freezing drizzle east of Highway 63 in the morning, mostly cloudy with highs in the low to mid-30s.

EXTENDED: Tomorrow and Wednesday will be noticeably cooler as we're tracking low pressure to our south and a cold front that will keep clouds around and bring winds in from the northwest. We'll see morning lows in the mid-20s but cloud cover will keep us in the lower to mid-30s tomorrow. Wednesday will bring breaks in the clouds but we remain cool with morning temperatures near 20 and highs right around the freezing mark. As high pressure begins to build in from the west toward the end of the week, we'll see temperatures adjust as winds pick up from the southwest. Highs on Thursday return to the 40s with low 50s in the forecast with sunshine on Friday. The weekend is looking mild with highs in the 40s on both Saturday and Sunday. The pattern remains pretty quiet until the middle of next week.