WEATHER BLOG: Cooler Temps Coming

What a wonderful Friday we saw! This unfortunately was the last day of (sunny) unseasonable warmth as a cold front continues to press toward the region today.
Along with this front, we will see a bit of rain and a wind shift. We will be pretty warm again today (mid to even some upper 60s) as the cold air associated with front takes its sweet time getting into the viewing area. The boundary will slowly move through and sag to our south this afternoon and evening, but we carry a chance for rain/drizzle anytime tonight due to the boundary around.

Tomorrow we get on the cool side of the front. Temperatures will be in the upper 40s with clouds and some rain as the boundary nearly stalls just south of the region. The boundary will linger right into Monday with plenty of clouds and temperatures near 50. Another system will move into the Great Lakes by Tuesday as high pressure moves off the New England coast. All guidance is adamant on introducing some rain during the day as the low moves into the northern Great Lakes. The heaviest rain will likely be Tuesday night into early Wednesday as a wave of low pressure forms along the cold front advancing toward the area. Rainfall can range from 0.10 - .50 an inch. Seasonable temperatures and fair weather will return to end the week as high pressure returns.