As for the start of our day, conditions were dry and comfortable under a mostly cloudy sky. Temperatures as many of you walked out the door were observed in the upper 50s, with Rockford being on the few spots starting out in the low 60s. As this cold front approaches the area, clouds will thicken up as we head into the afternoon, with highs climbing into the low 80s once again. By about 2-3PM, that is when we will see a few light showers roam into the Stateline. Showers that linger into the evening should exit the area by about 8-9PM. Once the cold front progresses through the region, a drier air mass will allow cloud cover to slowly decrease into Tuesday morning.
Aside from today's cold front, two more cold fronts are set to bring in a few more rain chances into the first weekend of September. Similar to today's cold front, Thursday's also has little moisture to work with. However, the cold front that arrives late this weekend into Labor Day seems to have a little more moisture at its disposal. This will give us a better chance for some rainfall here in the Stateline. This trio of cold fronts also keep temperatures cool into September with highs being confined into the upper 70s and low 80s. So thankfully, no 90s in the 7 day forecast. However, we do need the rainfall.
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