High temperatures Monday afternoon warmed into the upper 50s and low 60s
across northern Illinois and southern Wisconsin. Scattered showers and
even a few isolated thunderstorms developed Monday afternoon, with only
a few lightly scattered showers Monday evening. Temperatures will
continue to warm Tuesday following the passage of a warm front Tuesday
morning, pushing highs into the low 70s by the afternoon.
The first of two cold fronts is set to arrive Tuesday evening bringing
with it the chance for an isolated thunderstorm or two during the
evening. However, the timing of the cold front - moving through during
the evening - doesn't favor too high of a threat for significant
thunderstorm coverage during that time. Even though the cold front
comes through, temperatures will still warm into the mid 60s Wednesday
afternoon. A second, and stronger cold front, is set to arrive
Wednesday evening pulling down a much cooler air mass through the end of
the week. A few scattered showers and thunderstorms will be likely
Wednesday evening as the front moves through.
Strong northwest winds Thursday will hold temperatures in the 40s for
highs not only Thursday, but likely Friday afternoon too. Another storm
system moving in for the weekend will briefly bring temperatures back
into the 50s, but still a little below average, Saturday before yet
another cold front comes in Easter Sunday. The overall trend past
Easter looks to favor a higher probability for below average
temperatures through the middle of the month.
No comments:
Post a Comment