A strong cold front brought cooler temps, and they will hang around for a few days.

This morning we have off and on storms across our area as the cold front continues moving south. A few storms are reaching marginally severe levels, but not much more than that. Hail up to quarter size and wind gusts up to 60 MPH are possible with this activity, but I don’t see us getting much more than that. The lift that brought these storms will gradually shift southeast through the day, so I expect to see the intensity of storms in our area wane as we go through the afternoon. We may have off and on rain sticking around through tonight. We will get pretty chilly overnight as temps dip into the upper 40’s.

Tomorrow will be a much more pleasant day with more sun, less wind, lower humidity and highs in the low 70’s. Monday will be similar, though southeast winds will be a bit more breezy and we’ll see a few more clouds.

A disturbance roams through Tuesday/Wednesday that will bring another chance of some scattered showers/storms. Nothing looks widespread or intense at this time, but we may still have a few heavier storms mixed in. I’ll have better details on this event over the next couple of days.

Thursday looks dry with temperatures returning to the 80’s, with partly to mostly cloudy skies. Yet another weekend storm system is in the forecast, with rain starting as early as Friday. We are still several days out, so there is still time for the forecast to adjust. Stay tuned!