Forecast Last Updated at Wednesday, May 12, 2021 at 6:38PM

May Or March?

Clouds will decrease tonight and lows will run more than 10-degrees below normal. The rest of the workweek features generally dry weather with more sunshine, but temperatures will continue to run quite cool for this time in May. The weather regime will finally begin to shift to something more typical for the season......Next week.

Wednesday Hi: 55 Lo: 40 Decreasing clouds & unseasonably chilly; Nearly calm wind

Thursday Hi: 65 Lo: 43 Partly to mostly sunny; Still quite cool for mid-May; Light NE wind

Friday Hi: 68 Lo: 43 A good deal of sunshine; A touch warmer; Light north wind

Saturday Hi: 72 Lo: 48 Mostly sunny; Pleasant

Sunday Hi: 73 Lo: 51 Partly sunny; Seasonable

Further Out

Monday - Partly to mostly sunny; Warmer; High in the mid 70s; Low in the lower 50s
Tuesday - Partly sunny; Maybe a PM shower; Warm; High in the upper 70s; Low in the mid 50s

Forecast Discussion

A ripple of low-pressure traversing a frontal zone to our south generated a period of light rain this morning and early this afternoon. Expect a decreasing cloudiness trend tonight with chilly mid-May temperatures.

The rest of the workweek and through the weekend will feature intervals of sunshine and clouds and a gradual warming trend, although temperatures remain below average through the period.

By next week, the jetstream configuration will finally begin to morph to something more typical for May. Temperatures will finally reach or surpass normal levels. We may even have some afternoon pop-up showers show up.

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