Frosty start Sunday morning; Plenty of sunshine Sunday afternoon

 

Skies were able to clear Saturday night following a windy and cloudy afternoon. Afternoon temperatures only warmed into the low 40s, nearly 20 degrees below our average high!

Quite the opposite will hold true for Sunday afternoon as skies are expected to remain mostly sunny with temperatures reaching the upper 50s. Still a few degrees below average, but warmer than Saturday.

Northwest winds will increase throughout the day gusting 20-25 mph, easing once again Sunday night. Patchy frost will be possible, but a slightly warmer air mass will move in as winds turn to the southwest Sunday night. This will hold temperatures in the low to mid 30s.

Southwest winds will increase Monday, gusting to 30 mph late into the afternoon. This will help bring temperatures into the mid-60s, but also increase the fire risk during the day due to low relative humidity values. Cloud cover will increase Monday evening ahead of a warm front that'll bring a few scattered showers overnight Monday, into Tuesday morning. 

Those showers will pass to the east Tuesday morning with skies turning partly cloudy by the afternoon. West winds will increase bringing temperatures into the upper 60s. A cold front will arrive late Tuesday afternoon, shifting winds back around to the north but also giving us a chance for a few isolated thunderstorms for the afternoon. Severe weather isn't expected but a few of the stronger storms will be capable of small hail and gusty winds. Skies will dry out Tuesday night with highs briefly falling back into the low 50s Wednesday.