A BREAK FROM STORM CHANCES AND A STRONG COLD FRONT
We get a break from storm chances for a couple of days, followed by a strong cold front.
Today and tomorrow will be warm, breezy and muggy with highs in the mid 80’s. Overnight lows will be in the 60’s.
Saturday morning a cold front arrives, bringing a chance of some showers/thunderstorms followed by gusty north winds and cooler temps. We’ll top out around 70º in the afternoon, with some not making it out of the 60’s. A few showers/storms will be possible ahead of and along the front, currently scheduled to move through around sunrise, and there could be a few scattered showers/thunderstorms behind the front. I’m not very concerned about severe weather, though there could be a few stronger storms along the front. Any activity behind the front will be elevated, and a stronger storm or two could bring some small hail, but nothing to intense is expected. Lows Saturday night will be in the 50’s.
Sunday looks pleasant with highs in the low 70’s and lighter winds. Lows in the 50’s will continue.
Monday-Wednesday shows another unsettled pattern as at least a couple of disturbances bring more rain/storm chances. I don’t have many details about those rain chances at this time, but it doesn’t look right now like widespread activity can be expected. We’ll still have temperatures in the 70’s with overnights in the 50’s/near 60º.

