Monday Weather Blog
Staying cool and cloudy has we head through this evening. Temperatures eventually falling out of the upper 50s and into the upper 40s to low 50s statewide by the morning.
A few showers are also possible around midnight and through the early morning hours of Tuesday, but we should be dry before the sun rises. Patchy fog is possible to begin Earth Day before sunshine takes over.
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High temperatures should be able to warm into the upper 70s for the entire state tomorrow with winds out of the west. We'll remain above average through the rest of the week, potentially warming even further on Friday as a warm front approaches the region.
Our best chance for rain comes Friday night and into Saturday as a cold front moves through after Friday's warm front.
Some locations could pick up close to an inch of rainfall.
We should be dry by Sunday.
Temperatures look to stay above average through the 10-day forecast--and beyond. The Climate Prediction Center favors warm conditions through the rest of April and the beginning of May.
