Sunny skies are expected to hang around each and every day through early next week but cloudiness will eventually return ahead of a mid-week storm system next Wednesday or Thursday. The possibility of frost starts out when temperatures drop to around 37° or 38° and we’ll be close to that near and mainly west of I-35.
Overnight temperatures should fall into the upper 30s for most but low 40s are expected east of I-35. This won’t be a widespread or killing frost, but more sheltered, rural, and elevated locations have the best possibility for frost. As clouds clear today and winds go calm tonight, we’re anticipating light frost to form in some spots. The best chance of lingering cloudiness through the day will be west of I-35 where highs could be cooler in the low-to-mid 50s. Midday temperatures in the upper 40s for some and low-to-mid 50s should warm into the upper 50s and low 60s late today, pending sunshine returns in your neighborhood. When sunshine returns, temperatures get a boost but the peak heating hours will be generally cloudy so we won’t warm up too fast. Clouds likely linger through at least midday but we’re expecting to gradually shake the clouds around and after lunchtime. Isolated mist or drizzle may be possible, but most locations should remain precipitation and fog free this morning.
Expect a cloudy and cool start to the day with morning temperatures starting out in the mid-40s. Wednesday’s storms have completely cleared the area and when early morning clouds break, we’re in for a long stretch of generally sunny and eventually warm days! Although we’re anticipating warmer-than-normal high temperatures late this weekend and into much of next week, you still may want a light jacket during the morning hours since morning lows remain below normal through early Monday.
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