Weather

MONDAY WEATHER: ☀️ Cold but otherwise beautiful weather continues today.

• Sunrise/Sunset: 7:46/5:51.
• Average temps: 45°/24°. Records: 67° (1974), -17° (1994).
• Year-To-Date Rainfall: 1.8” (Normal: 3.2”).

☀️ DETAILS: The next couple of days will be much like yesterday, with lots of sun and temperatures that top out near the freezing mark during the afternoon hours. We’ll see some of our coldest air of the season tonight, dropping to about 9° (our coldest temperature so far this season has been 7°, back in December). We’ll start warming up on Wednesday, climbing into the mid 40s with mostly sunny skies.

💧 NEXT STORM SYSTEM: There’s a 40% chance of rain and snow Wednesday night. Precipitation may initially begin as rain and then change over to snow as temperatures drop below freezing. Only light precipitation is anticipated, and accumulating snow is unlikely. Dry weather will return for Thursday and Friday, with temperatures near normal for this time of year.

THE WEEKEND: A storm system will likely impact our weather this weekend, but there are a lot of question marks surrounding it. Cold air is likely to be surging south as we move into the weekend. Among the questions: does a low pressure system develop? What track does it follow? How quickly will the cold air arrive? The answers to those questions will help determine whether we see rain or snow … or, perhaps, nothing at all.

❄️ SNOW WATCH: Some nonconsequential snow showers are possible Wednesday night. There’s potential for a disruptive winter storm this weekend, although a lot of uncertainty remains. Keep an eye on the weather this week as the forecast details are fine-tuned as the picture becomes clearer.