Here we go friends! Just like we have holiday parades scheduled throughout the month of November, the atmosphere will also be participating in a parade. This one consisting of multiple quick-moving systems and cold fronts. The first boundary is moving through as we speak. While this will bring the chance for a isolated shower or sprinkle before the morning commute gets underway, the bigger weather headline will be the gusty winds that follow.
Winds quickly turn and increase out of the northwest following the front's passage and at times, they could gust between 25 to 30 mph. Thankfully, the day features quite a bit of sun which will help afternoon highs peak in the upper 50s.
Winds should simmer down this evening, remaining light overnight into Tuesday. We do see clouds gather up overnight, turning skies mostly cloudy which will limit overnight lows to the upper 30s.
Gusty winds remain a top weather headline moving forward as the parade of systems continue. Ahead of our next system which is scheduled to arrive early in the morning Wednesday, winds will turn breezy out of the south and southwest. This, along with mixed sun will push highs into the low 60s.
Similar to this morning, moisture will be limited as this second cold front passes through. That is why we keep rain chances very limited.
Temperatures will still be able to peak in the upper 50s, close to 60° Wednesday. Forecast models then introduce a third quick-moving system late Thursday into the early stages of Friday. Ahead of this frontal passage, temperatures will warm into the upper 50s, then cool into the low 50s to start off the weekend, followed by 40s Sunday.
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