What does this entail? A dry and worry-free work week lies ahead. The first of the two high pressure systems, which is centered over the Gulf states this morning, will help clear this stubborn low-hanging cloud cover as our Monday progresses.
Remember, the late-fall/early-winter sun angle makes it rather difficult for temperatures to effectively warm. This also makes it difficult for clouds to clear. But we should end up seeing a little bit of sunshine before the day comes to a close. However, it may be too late for that sunshine to have an impact on our temperatures as highs peak in the mid 30s.
With absolutely no moisture to work with, all this front will do is add a few clouds to our sky and change our surface flow to the northwest.
Post-cold front, a secondary and stronger round of high pressure takes hold of our atmosphere. This will keep skies more sun-filled than cloudy for Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.
With that being said, the back-to-back nature of these high pressure systems will keep any chance for rain or snow extremely low until the weekend.
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