We start this week off with cool, but slightly above average temperatures in the upper-40s to around 50ºF. A warm up occurs midweek along with a passing frontal system, then a return back to seasonably cool temperatures takes place to end the week.

Rest of today – increasingly cloudy with high temperatures peaking in the mid-upper 40s.

Tuesday – a warm front approaching from the south will provide for an increasing chance of rain tonight into early Tuesday. Temperatures in some inland areas may support a brief period of freezing rain before transition to all rain occurs early in the morning. Temperatures should reach around 50ºF with periods of light rain.

Wednesday – temperatures will warm into the mid-upper 50s by Wednesday following the passage of the aforementioned warm front and prior to the passage of a cold front. Rain continues in periods throughout the day and begins to taper off late Wednesday going into the overnight hours.

Thursday – once the cold front dives through, winds pick up from the northwest again, and drive temperatures down into the upper-40s to near 50ºF Thursday. Expecting dry and mostly sunny conditions otherwise.