Chief Meteorologist Patrick Rockey's First Warning Forecast
We are looking at plenty of clouds around as we head through this work week and into the weekend, but not a lot in the way of rain.
That is until we get to Halloween.
Your Tuesday morning will kick off with areas of dense fog. It will be slow to burn off and once it does, we will still have plenty of clouds around.
Tuesday will be a warmer day with highs in the upper 60s and lower 70s.
Ahead of a cold front, our warmest weather of the week arrives on Wednesday. Expect high temperatures in the mid and even upper 70s.
We don’t expect a whole lot in the way of rain from that cold front, but temperatures will drop about 10° on Thursday.
The below-normal temperatures and the clouds stick around for the end of the work week on Friday and through the weekend.
While we aren’t expecting a whole lot of sunshine this weekend, we also aren’t expecting a whole lot of rain.
However, that could change for Halloween on Monday.
We are tracking a storm system, moving out of the Gulf of Mexico that could bring wet weather for your trick-or-treaters. But there is a long time between now and then and the timing for that rain is highly subject to change. Stay tuned
