After the warmer day Monday,
temperatures will return to more seasonable levels for Tuesday, with
highs in the 40s. We will need to watch for fog Tuesday night and
Wednesday morning, as skies
finally begin to clear and high
pressure moves overhead, resulting in light and variable winds for a
time.
The area looks to be on the periphery
of upper level ridging Wednesday, which will help boot temperatures
into the 50s, with at least some sunshine. Additional rain chances
may develop
Wednesday night through early Friday,
as an upper level low pivots east over the Plains.
Forecast confidence going into the
weekend is low at this point, with a rather messy upper level pattern
expected over the CONUS. Several small shortwaves or closed upper
level lows are forecast to be embedded within larger-scale troughing
(is that even a word?) over the western and central US, and depending
on timing and location of these features, rain chances may well
return to the area over the weekend.
A more substantial warm up is expected
Friday into Saturday as deep southerly to southwesterly flow will persist
in the wake of the exiting upper low. Cloud cover could limit warming
potential but still expect highs near 60 Friday and lower 60's
Saturday. About frigging time too!
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