During the night, there will be sky that are partly to mostly cloudy, and temperatures will be lower. The region will have low temperatures that fall into the middle to high 40s.
Tuesday will bring circumstances that are cooler and more windy, with highs close to sixty degrees and skies that are largely sunny as well.
On Wednesday, the sky will again be partly cloudy to mainly cloudy, and the high temperature will be close to sixty degrees.
Thursday is the day that we see a brief return of warmer weather. You can anticipate skies that are largely cloudy, with highs in the upper 70s, and the possibility of showers in the afternoon.
Over the course of Friday and into the weekend, a stalled front will continue to move across the region, alternating between moving north and south. There is a significant difference in temperature between the two sides of the front that you are on.
Temperatures will continue to be in the 50s and 60s to the north of the front. There is a possibility that temperatures will reach the low 70s south of the front.
There will be scattered showers and possibly a few thunderstorms at times from Friday into the weekend as a result of upper-level disturbances that are riding along the front.
Sunday is the day that presents the most potential for storms, as the entire system will be moving across the region and will be moving south by Monday morning.
The high temperature for Friday is expected to be close to 70 degrees, but it is likely that places north of the front will remain in the 50s and 60s. The high temperatures on Saturday will be lower, reaching only the low 60s.
The temperatures are expected to rise back into the mid 70s on Sunday, just in time for the final push of the front.
Dryer and cooler air is expected to return on Monday and Tuesday. On Monday, you can anticipate conditions that are breezy, with highs getting into the upper 50s with an early risk of showers.
During the day of Tuesday, there will be strong northwest winds exceeding 20 miles per hour with high temperatures ranging from the low to the middle of the 50s.
