Tonight: Temperatures continue falling into the upper 20s to lower 30s by Monday morning with wind chills in the teens to lower 20s as a brisk north wind blows around 10 mph. Skies will remain mostly cloudy with a few breaks expected by sunrise.
Monday: A bitterly cold start to our day, but highs will climb into the upper 40s to lower 50s with sunshine returning.
This Week: We’ll stay dry and chilly through Tuesday, with temperatures actually nicest this week on Tuesday afternoon as highs reach the middle 50s. Clouds begin to move back in through the day as our next weather maker arrives. A steady light and chilly rain settles in for Tuesday night into early Wednesday morning. Most of the rain should be out of here before 9 AM on Wednesday with clouds lingering and highs stuck in the 40s.
Rainfall totals will be around 0.25 - 0.50”.
An arctic blast moves in behind this rain along with breezy conditions heading into Thursday morning. Wind chills will likely be in the lower teens with actual air temperatures closer to 20°. Highs only make it to the mid/upper 30s Thursday afternoon. Thankfully sunshine prevails into Friday with another bitterly cold start to our day. In terms of temperatures, Friday morning will be our coldest this week with many places dropping into the upper teens. Clouds return to the forecast Friday night into Saturday, likely lingering into the weekend as we warm back into the 50s.
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