Forecast Last Updated at Saturday, April 4, 2020 at 5:23PM

Pleasant Evening

Sunday looks good although there is the slightest chance for an afternoon shower. The best chance for rain comes late Monday night and throughout the day Tuesday. Tuesday doesn't look to be a washout but the threat of rain sticks around much of the day. Temperatures remain mild. Wednesday and Thursday look to be good days as well with scattered showers each day, more so on Thursday. Temperatures remain mild until late Thursday into Friday when you'll notice the cool down.

Saturday Hi: 62 Lo: 38 Scattered Clouds; NW wind 5-10 mph, becoming light

Sunday Hi: 61 Lo: 43 Partly to mostly cloudy; Pleasant temperatures; A stray afternoon shower possible; Light South wind

Monday Hi: 64 Lo: 46 Mix of clouds and sun; Pleasant temperatures; Cannot rule out a stray shower; West wind 5 - 15 mph

Tuesday Hi: 65 Lo: 48 Mostly cloudy; Pleasant temperatures; Scattered showers possible

Wednesday Hi: 64 Lo: 47 Partly to mostly cloudy; Isolated showers possible

Further Out

Thursday - Becoming mostly cloudy; Scattered showers possible; High in the upper 50s; Low in the mid 30s
Friday - Mostly sunny and breezy; Noticeably cooler; High in the upper 40s; Low in the mid 20s

Forecast Discussion

A weak cold front will move toward us Sunday and bring some clouds and slight chances of rain Sunday evening. The front stalls over us and then moves north as a warm front Monday into Tuesday bringing our best chance for rain late Monday night into Tuesday morning. Rain chances remain throughout the day Tuesday as the air mass is unstable.

The warm front to our north can't seem to make up its mind as it tries to move back south as a cold front Wednesday. This will keep the threat of rain around but it doesn't look like a washout. A more significant cold front will move through Thursday keeping a chance of rain. Temperatures are mild throughout the week until Thursday night and Friday when we cool down quite a bit. Friday will be considered chilly for early April.

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