Active pattern returns next week with stationary front nearby

 Next week will begin to feel a little more like fall when it comes to precipitation chances and temperatures, starting with a broad cold front that will stall out nearby toward mid-week. On the Southern side of this front, temperatures may remain near 80 degrees with scattered showers and a few storms. North of the boundary, temperatures will remain in the 70s or cooler, with drier air and less chances for rain.

This front looks to slide back and forth across the region over the next week, bringing more abundant moisture nearby at times. This will bring frequent chances for rain and occasionally some storms. Monday evening through early Tuesday is the time span that looks most confident on shower potential, but periodic showers will become more common anytime next week as the front remains nearby. Air temperatures each day will depend heavily on the position of the front and potential rainfall coverage. Either way, it does look like 70 degree highs will become more common over the next couple of weeks compared to the 80s and 90s as of late.