Technically, a fall cold front pushed through yesterday!
It is fall, and it was a cold front, so yeah...
You probably didn’t feel the front pass through, but you may have seen it’s arrival if you’re lucky enough to see one of those stray pop-up showers that dotted the landscape Tuesday afternoon. If you did see rain, consider yourself quite lucky because there’s absolutely NO rain in the forecast through NEXT FRIDAY AT LEAST. October is supposed to be one of our rainiest months with an expected 4.41″ of rain during the month. Through at least the 17th, we’re expecting NO rain at all.
The cold front IS going to change weather conditions for the next few days, but it’s a gradual change for us. Yesterday’s highs in the low-to-mid 90s will be cooler, and the morning lows in the 60s and 70s are cooler too. We’re out the door this morning with mid-to-upper 60s. As we see a fair bit of morning sunshine turn to partial afternoon high cloudiness, that’ll help to cap highs today in the upper 80s and lower 90s.
There will be a push of some slightly more humid air arriving overnight tonight into tomorrow morning, but it’s not going to be that notable of a change. We’ll get a push of DRY air moving in Thursday afternoon, and that’ll help to bring us a crisp end to the work week and weekend. Temperatures Thursday in the mid-60s in the morning warm into the upper 80s and lower 90s Thursday afternoon. With the drier air pushing in, we’ll notice the temperatures change in a big way for Friday morning! Instead of starting out in the 60s, the vast majority of us will be out the door in the upper 50s! It wouldn’t surprise me if some rural areas dropped into the mid-50s either! We’ll keep morning temperatures about the same for Saturday morning, but we’ll warm up a few degrees into the upper 50s and lower 60s Sunday morning. As far as high temperatures og, temperatures will only warm into the mid-to-upper 80s Friday, into mostly the upper 80s Saturday, and into the upper 80s and lower 90s Saturday. We’re still going to see high temperatures stay above normal straight through the weekend...
...and we’re going to see warmer-than-normal conditions all week next week. High pressure is building across the state this weekend and will stay stubbornly stuck overhead pretty much all week long. High temperatures will stay toasty, settling in the upper 80s and lower 90s every day through at least Friday, but morning temperatures will stay comfortably in mostly the lower 60s. Some mid-60s could be around Monday and Tuesday morning, but that’s about as warm as we’ll get to start off the day. The big question on your mind may be when is it going to get cooler and when is it going to rain. The answer: eventually! High pressure may finally either push away or weaken next weekend which will open the door for fr
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