Chief Meteorologist Patrick Rockey's First Warning Forecast
After a chilly start to your Sunday, we warmed up nicely in the afternoon. And that warming trend will extend well into the work week.
Monday morning won't be as cold as Sunday morning. We will pick up some extra clouds from a system to our south. Those clouds will keep temperatures from falling too much.
By the afternoon, clouds will clear and we will climb into the upper 60s and lower 70s.
And we'll add a few degrees each day, finally topping out in the mid 70s on Wednesday and Thursday.
But that's also when our rain chances start to rise.
A cold front will move in Thursday bringing a good chance of showers. We could pick up between 1/2 and one inch of rain.
A few showers may continue overnight and into early Friday morning.
It will be cooler behind the front. Highs on Friday will warm to the mid 60s. But more sunshine will break out just in time for the weekend.
