It's been a drier and milder start to the weekend ahead of a weak cold front. T.J. Springer lets us know if we can tap into any cooler air behind it and when a stronger one sweeps through.
Saturday has been pleasant and dry ahead of weak cold front that is expected to move in late tonight into Sunday AM. Readings have gotten back into the 60s which is above average for this time of year. As the front slides through, we'll see more clouds developing this evening into the overnight. That will help keep our lows in the upper 30s to middle 40s which is near average for early November.
Chances for rain don't look super impressive at the moment but the boundary does bring a solid push of chilly air. Highs ahead of the front look to warm into the upper 60s to lower 70s on Tuesday, which is well above normal. The chill returns Wednesday as the wind flow switches back around from the NW. Temps fall back into the lower and middle 50s with a stray shower or two possible.
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