After a chilly start this morning, temperatures are on the up and up.
Express forecastTurning partly cloudy, not as cool, shower by dawn? Lows: 40s.Forecast in detail
The past two days were frustrating for those who want to leave winter in the rearview mirror. But after a chilly start this morning, temperatures are on the up and up. Highs today head for the low 60s, could reach 70 tomorrow, and rise well into the 70s on Friday. Saturday could be a bit cooler before a shot at 80 on Sunday. Nothing more than an isolated shower through the weekend.Another chilly start in the 30s to near 40.
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