Forecast Last Updated at Tuesday, February 7, 2012 at 4:56AM
A Dry, but Cooler Week Ahead
Two shots of colder air are headed our way this week. The first comes tonight into Wednesday with a few, very light, rain showers possible Wednesday. After sunshine on Thursday, the second, colder shot comes Friday night with more clouds, but no rain. Saturday and Sunday will be the coldest days with highs only in the 40's, and lows dropping into the 20's.
Tuesday Hi: 58 Lo: 36  Areas of AM fog; Partly cloudy during the day with increasing clouds at night; Light north wind  |
Wednesday Hi: 56 Lo: 31 Mostly cloudy; A few light showers possible; Decreasing clouds late; NW wind 5-10 mph |
Thursday Hi: 53 Lo: 30 Mostly sunny; Seasonable temperatures; Light west wind |
Friday Hi: 56 Lo: 32 AM sun with increasing clouds late in the day; Not bad for early February |
Saturday Hi: 49 Lo: 24 AM clouds with partial clearing late; Chilly |
Further Out
Sunday - Partly cloudy and continued quite chilly; High in the upper 40s; Low in the mid 20s
Monday - Partly cloudy; Not as cold; High in the mid 50s; Low in the lower 30s
Forecast Discussion
Two arctic fronts are headed this way for the upcoming week. The first arrives tonight with increasing clouds and possibly a few, very light, rain showers Wednesday. Clouds will begin to decrease Wednesday night as slightly cooler air moves in for Thursday. It won't be shockingly colder on Thursday, however.
The second, stronger, front arrives Friday night with more clouds. Limited moisture with this front should prevent any rain shower development. Saturday and Sunday will be the coldest days with below normal temperatures expected. Highs will only top out in the 40's with lows dropping into the 20's.
Beyond the weekend, the forecast is more uncertain. In general, though, temps should warm back to more seasonable readings.
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