What We’re Tracking
- Chilly morning
- Warmer Monday
- Much drier pattern settles in
Tonight, temperatures will fall into the lower 40s. The sky will remain clear for much of the night, with patchy fog developing in some areas by Monday morning. Any fog that forms will burn off quickly after sunrise. Winds will stay light out of the southwest.
Looking ahead, Monday will be one of the warmest days of the week, with some locations reaching the 70s. Expect a warm November day with plenty of sunshine and southwest winds around 10 mph.
Tuesday stays warm as well, with more 70s possible under a mostly sunny sky. Winds will remain out of the south. A cold front moves through on Wednesday, bringing a slight cooldown. While temperatures will still be mild, highs will return to the 60s.
The front will not bring any rainfall, but it will usher in noticeably cooler air after Wednesday. Winds will turn back to the south afterward, but Thursday’s highs will only reach the 50s, with morning lows dropping back into the 30s.
KSNT Storm Track Meteorologist Ashton Rizzo
