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If You Like Chilly Dry Autumn Weather The Week Ahead Is For You!
It is rather gloomy looking Sunday. We have a stalled frontal boundary to the south and a cold front to the northwest moving through the Great Lakes. The northern system is suppressing the southern system so rain from the southern system will be patchy and generally light and to the south. We have to mention a little light rain for today but it doesn’t amount to much and there will be rain free stretches. The further north you are, the higher the chance you see no rain at all. Otherwise with lots of clouds high temperatures today will be mainly in the low to mid 60s with a raw east wind.
SATELLITE WITH LIGHTNING STRIKES
WEATHER RADAR
The northern front pushes everything out to the east tonight so skies will clear with morning lows in the 50s. Monday will be a dry cool sunny day as high pressure begins to build in from the Midwest. High temperatures will in the upper 60s to around 70 or so and then head down to the 40s everywhere by Tuesday morning.
This entire work week will be dry and temperatures will be running below average for this time of year. Sunny skies are forecast Tuesday with highs just in the upper 50s and lower 60s and then we get set for the chilliest nigh of the Autumn season so far. Wednesday morning lows will be in the 30s well north and west of the coast and mostly 40s everywhere else. Wednesday will be nice and sunny with highs back into the low and mid 60s. Thursday and Friday look relatively quiet with sunny days and clear nights along with near normal temperatures. No major storms (or even minor ones) are on the horizon for this week.
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