Monday Night Stays Dry: Warmer Temps and Late Rain Expected Tuesday

As Monday night approaches, residents can expect partly cloudy skies with temperatures dipping to a chilly 33 degrees. This cool evening sets the stage for a partly cloudy Tuesday, where temperatures will pleasantly rise to a high of 60 degrees.

As Tuesday transitions into night, skies will become increasingly cloudy, with the mercury dropping to 40 degrees. There is a 30% chance of rain late in the night, hinting at a damp start to Wednesday. Early risers on Wednesday should prepare for a similar 30% chance of rain, although the day is expected to clear up with mostly sunny skies and a brisk high of 50 degrees.

Wednesday night offers a respite with mostly clear skies, though temperatures will fall significantly to a frosty 24 degrees. Thursday brings mostly cloudy conditions, with the high reaching 48 degrees, setting the scene for a potentially wintry night.

As night descends on Thursday, temperatures will hover around 30 degrees, accompanied by a 20% chance of overnight snow showers. Looking ahead to Friday, the forecast predicts a partly sunny day with a high of 49 degrees. However, there remains a 20% chance of snow showers, adding a hint of unpredictability to the otherwise bright and brisk day.

Thursday night will have a low of 30 and a 20% chance of snow showers overnight.  Friday, we see a high of 49 with a 20% chance of snow showers throughout the day, otherwise, partly sunny. 

Friday night a low of 32 and the 20% chance of snow showers remains. Saturday a high of 52 as we start to warm back up.  Rain showers are likely for Saturday with a 50% chance of rain, especially in the evening. 

Saturday night a low of 40 and rain will continue.  Sunday, we see a high of 53. There is a 70% chance of rain showers throughout the day on Sunday. 

Sunday night a low of 37 with rain chances slowly decreasing. Monday a forecast high 58, we may see 60 in some areas, and a 30% chance for rain.

Here is your Storm Team 7-Day forecast.