Tonight: Conditions are going to change dramatically over the next several hours. A strong cold front will bring showers and thunderstorms, along with windy conditions. Lows tonight will fall into the mid-40s.
Tomorrow: Fall will definitely be in the air on Wednesday, with mostly cloudy skies and cool temperatures. Highs will only rise into the lower 50s. Winds will also be gusty all day and there is the potential for a few stray showers.
7-Day Forecast: Sunshine returns for Thursday and Friday, with temperatures slowly rising to end the week. Highs will approach the 70-degree mark on Saturday; great weather is expected for the Homecoming football game. Our next chances for rain arrive on Sunday, ahead of another strong cold front. Showers and thunderstorms are also possible on Monday, as highs will comfortably be in the 70s. We are monitoring the potential for severe weather on Monday, but it is too early to determine the exactly timing and severity of these Monday storms. Keep checking back with our forecasters over the coming days. Behind the front, we will dry out and temperatures look to turn cooler again on Tuesday next week.
---Weather Forecaster Nathan Gidley
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