We will have one more day of warm weather today although showers
and thunderstorms are likely to move in to the area by late this
afternoon. The high will be in the low
80’s.
Tomorrow through Friday will be quite a bit cooler, as we
will get an easterly flow off the ocean, much as we had last week. This will keep things damp and cool with highs
in the mid to upper 60’s tomorrow, around 60 on Thursday, and in the upper 60’s
on Friday.
Saturday and Sunday we will start to get a westerly wind
again, allowing temperatures to warm to the low 70’s on Saturday and the mid 70’s
on Sunday. There will however be a
slight chance of a shower or thunderstorm on Saturday.
Next Monday it will get quite warm again, as warm air will
surge north into our area ahead of the next cold front. The high on Monday should be in the low 80’s.
Next Tuesday it should clear out, but cool down a bit behind
the cold front with a high in the mid 70’s.
There will be a slight chance of a shower or thunderstorm.
Here we go again with the cool and damp easterly wind off
the ocean, dropping temperatures next Wednesday and Thursday. The highs next Wednesday and Thursday may
only be around 60 with a chance of showers and thunderstorms, especially on
Wednesday.
Winds should shift back to the west next Friday and
Saturday, allowing temperatures to rise to the low to mid 70’s, although there
will still be a slight chance of a shower or thunderstorm.
Next Sunday we will have to watch and see if a tropical
system develops in the Caribbean Sea and moves up the East Coast. If it does it would bring us heavy showers
and thunderstorms next Sunday.
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