Good morning everyone and happy Monday! After two nights of cold temperatures in the low-to-mid 30s, the growing season has likely ended. However, today will be warm and dry thanks to a high pressure ridge positioned right over the center of the country. With that drier air in place, we can expect warm days and cool nights. That is because as the air warms during the day as a result of diurnal heating, all of that warmth during the overnight is able to radiate back into space as there is no cloud cover trapping that warmth near the surface. With that said, expect a high temperature around 68F and a low around 40F tomorrow morning. Winds will generally be light and variable.
As that ridge of high pressure slowly shifts eastward, we will see our high temperatures climb to around 70F for both Tuesday and Wednesday, however, we could see a return of some gulf moisture ahead of a low pressure system diving out of Canada midweek, and as a result, we could finally see some changes headed our way. These will come in the form of rain showers Wednesday night into Thursday and much cooler temperatures headed into late week and the first half of next weekend where highs could struggle to reach 50F. However, as for the next couple days, expect more of the same with sunshine and warmth.
As always, make sure to stay informed and keep checking back for updates!