Forecast Last Updated at Tuesday, March 9, 2010 at 7:02PM
Cooling Down Some
Today was the mildest of 2010. Overnight we may see a few sprinkles around, but a better coverage of scattered showers will hold off until late Wednesday. The weather theme for the rest of the week will be unsettled. Thursday looks to be the wettest day of the workweek. Temperatures will continue to be above normal through Friday.
Tuesday Hi: 68 Lo: 41  Clouds roll in by mid-to-late afternoon; Late PM shower or sprinkle possible; Very mild; South wind 5-10 mph  |
Wednesday Hi: 56 Lo: 46 Partly cloudy and cooler, with more clouds in the afternoon; Scattered showers PM/nighttime; South wind 5-10 mph |
Thursday Hi: 56 Lo: 48 Unsettled & wet; Cloudy with periods of rain; SE wind 5-15 mph |
Friday Hi: 65 Lo: 45 Generally cloudy with occasional showers; Maybe some thunder; Continued mild |
Saturday Hi: 50 Lo: 40 Generally cloudy; Few showers around; Noticeably cooler |
Further Out
Sunday - Mostly cloudy; Slight chance for a shower; Chilly; High in the upper 40s; Low in the mid 30s
Monday - Partly cloudy; Slight chance for a shower; Continued cool; High in the mid 40s; Low in the lower 30s
Forecast Discussion
Although today was the mildest of 2010, we will see more clouds moving in and the slight possibility of a sprinkle or light shower overnight. High pressure is slowly moving east and as the week progresses we’ll see more cloud cover and better coverage of showers around the mountains and foothills.
A strong upper level low situated over the plains will slowly move east later this week and will impact our weather. We are expecting plenty of clouds and chances for showers from tonight through the weekend. While the forecast may look grim this week, just to let you know, it will not rain all the time. On most days this week, we will see scattered showers. The best day for rain will come Thursday, and by Friday we could even see a few thundershowers as well. Conditions remain unsettled through the weekend, even after the passage of a cold front bringing in some colder air. We will continue to see chances for showers on Saturday and Sunday.
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