Forecast Last Updated at Wednesday, November 30, 2022 at 12:38PM

Clearing Skies and Colder

This afternoon, skies will begin to clear, winds will be gusty from the northwest and temperatures will begin to drop. Thursday is dry but seasonably cold. Temperatures warm up a little for Friday, and we remain dry until Saturday when occasional rain enters the picture. There could be a break in rain events Sunday during the daytime, but more off and on rain moves in for Sunday night, Monday and Tuesday.

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Wednesday Hi: 62 Lo: 29 Clearing PM; Colder Wednesday night; South wind 5-10 mph and gusty becoming NW

Thursday Hi: 52 Lo: 28 Mostly sunny; Cooler; Nearly calm wind

Friday Hi: 53 Lo: 41 Mostly sunny; Light wind

Saturday Hi: 63 Lo: 39 Mostly cloudy with daytime rain possible; Mild

Sunday Hi: 56 Lo: 39 Partly sunny; Cloudy Sunday night with rain possible

Further Out

Monday - Mostly cloudy with occasional rain; High in the mid 50s; Low in the mid 40s
Tuesday - Mostly cloudy with occasional rain; Mild; High in the lower 60s; Low in the mid 40s

Forecast Discussion

Winds will gust from the northwest this afternoon and temperatures will begin to drop, heading for a chilly Thursday morning. Winds die down tomorrow afternoon and temperatures warm a little Friday under high pressure.

Another cold front will approach from the west Saturday and create another chance for rain. That front passes through Saturday evening but stalls to the south Sunday. Sunday during the daytime looks dry, but the stalled front begins moving north as a warm front Sunday night, which will bring another chance for rain Sunday night into Monday. A third in a series of cold fronts will move in from the west Tuesday, keeping rain in the forecast. Temperatures will be quite mild ahead of the front and cool down quite a bit behind it.

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