Tuesday: A cold front will move through the region, sparking showers and storms during the morning hours, lasting into the evening with additional showers and storms along the leading edge of the front. High temperatures will reach the middle to upper 60s.
Looking Ahead: All of the rain will clear out of here by Tuesday evening, leaving us with a possible sprinkle for the Homewood Christmas Parade. The good news is the heaviest rain and storms will be just to our east once the parade begins. Chilly air will rush in behind the front, taking temperatures back to the upper 30s Wednesday morning with breezy conditions. Highs will only reach the middle to upper 40s Wednesday afternoon with a wind chill factored in to make it feel slightly cooler. However, sunshine will return and last with us into Friday and early Saturday.
Our cool shot is short-lived with temperatures quickly stairclimbing back into the 50s by the end of this week. A disturbance will pass through here on Saturday evening and overnight, leading to some scattered rain showers. These should clear out of here by Sunday as highs reach the lower 60s.
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