Good Monday Morning,
After a warm day yesterday a cold front will move through today. This will bring isolated to scattered showers to mainly northern areas today. Widespread measurable rainfall is not expected with only a few hundredths of an inch possible.
This front will bring breezy northwest winds this afternoon with northwest winds gusting to near 25 mph at times. Tuesday will see temps only in the 40s for the entire area with brisk conditions expected. Wednesday will see temps rising back toward 50 degrees. Temperatures will rebound with highs back toward 60 degrees on Thursday. Another cold front moves through Thursday night into Friday with some rain showers expected but drought conditions will worsen through the weekend.
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