After a cold start this morning, highs struggle to get up to the middle to upper 40s this afternoon. We'll still see plenty of sunshine, but with northerly breezes still in place, it'll be a rather chilly day with wind chills in the 20s and 30s.
A south wind looks to kick in overnight and into Tuesday morning ahead of yet another front, and that looks to warm us back up into the upper 60s and lower 70s for Tuesday afternoon. Then, the front moves through by Tuesday afternoon, switching our winds back to the north.
We slightly cool down on Wednesday into the lower 60s, but rain chances remain slim to none until at least the weekend. There may be the chance for an isolated shower or two through late week, but we should stay mainly dry with temperatures in the lower 60s for highs and over night lows in the middle 30s through Friday.
The next best chance for rain looks to arrive over the weekend. We may see a few showers on Saturday, but a bit better chance for rain and even a few storms moves in for Sunday.
