Tonight: Tonight will be our first night that actually will feel like Autumn weather. Temperatures dropping all the way down to about 45 degrees! Quite a significant difference between past nights. There will also be a light accommodating Eastern wind of about 5-10 miles per hour so be sure to stay warm when you're outside this evening.
Tomorrow: Following up today's colder temperatures Saturday will be a little warmer with a high of 74. Tomorrow will be a great day to enjoy for those of us that are sick of the 80 and 90 degree heat, but aren't quite ready for colder temperatures yet. For your Saturday evening expect a 70% chance of showers that will continue until early Sunday morning.
7-Day: Out cooler fall temperatures are not going anywhere for the time being and will likely stay with us as we gradually cool down even more. On Saturday and Sunday we have high temperatures in the mid the middle and lower seventies while after the weekend mostly high sixties with Wednesday being the outlier with a high of 74. Once we get through the weekend expect mostly sunny conditions through Thursday. Monday and Tuesday should provide a couple cooler and comfortable days to conclude your fall break.
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