Brief cool down to follow Tuesday's cold front

Fortunately, all the Stateline saw from the remnants of category 4 hurricane Helene was cloud cover. High temperatures warmed nicely both Saturday and Sunday landing in the low 80s. 

Skies cleared out as we approached sunset, allowing overnight lows to fall into the mid to upper 50s. The work week kicks off with plenty of sun, though a few clouds will pop up for the afternoon.

Ahead of our next cold front, winds will be out of the southeast, allowing highs to climb a degree or two higher from this past weekend. Expect highs in the low 80s. The next trough will bring previously mentioned cold front in late in the night tonight which will bring a brief shot of cooler air. Rain chances along the front are extremely limited, but a few spots may see a very isolated shower.

  

The bigger headline again with Tuesday's frontal passage is the cooler air that follows. Afternoon highs will drop from well above-average today to seasonable levels Tuesday, landing short of the 70° mark. Sunshine continues, though an organized wind out of the northwest will develop. At times, winds could gust up to 25 mph. This cool down will be brief, lingering into Tuesday night. A few locales may end up in the upper 30s Wednesday. Highs are then set to return to the 70s Wednesday, remaining in the 70s into the weekend.