You can feel that cold front has passed, can’t you? A stiff northwest wind is ushering in an unseasonably cool air mass, and temperatures will be quite a bit lower than yesterday, with high temps about 10 degrees less than yesterday in the mid-upper 50s. Cloud cover should continue to diminish throughout the day.

Windy and cool weather persists Thursday – with high temperatures again struggling to hit 60. The breezy conditions and very dry air mass in place will lead to conditions conducive to the spread of wildfires.

Our next shot of rain comes Friday, with a weak low pressure system moving over the Great Lakes and a trailing cold front. Forecast models suggest the system weakens as it approaches, hence lowering the chances for rain. If it rains, only light, showery precipitation is expected. High temperatures Friday will be slightly warmer, in the low 60s.

Saturday & Sunday – So far, we have a nice weekend on tap with mostly sunny skies and temperatures slightly below average in the low-mid 60s both Saturday and Sunday.