Windy and dry conditions prevailed across the viewing area today as highs reached the middle 60’s north to 80 south. However, temperatures began to drop during the afternoon behind the cold front that brought the gusty winds to the area.
The winds will diminish later tonight, and lows will drop into the lower 30’s under mostly clear skies.
Wednesday will start chilly, but will turn pleasant during the afternoon as highs get into the middle 60’s with plenty of sun and light winds.
Changes will begin Thursday as low pressure developing over Colorado begins to affect our weather. We can expect a few showers during the afternoon and evening with highs around 60.
The shower threat will end after a cold front presses through Thursday night, and Friday through the weekend will be fair but unseasonable chilly with highs only in the 50’s and lows in the 20’s, so plants will need to be protected, as well as any back flow devices.
It will turn milder early next week but with a chance of an afternoon thunderstorm as highs rebound into the 60’s.
Mike
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