Isolated rain showers will move in after 8 pm tonight, but most of the overnight will be dry. Lows will be mild, around 50 lakeside, and in the mid 40s inland. Winds stay breezy.
Highs will be mild for one more day with temperatures back in the mid to upper 60s. Winds remain gusty, from the SW with gusts up to 35 mph. A cold front moves our way mid-day Tuesday, bringing highly isolated showers and storms in the afternoon and evening. Don't expect much rain from these, if you see any at all. But if you have outdoor plans, be on the lookout for some lightning, possibly some small hail.
Temperatures will quickly fall Tuesday evening into the night as winds switch to the north behind the front. By Wednesday morning temperatures will drop into the upper 20s inland and low 30s lakeside, cold enough to damage sensitive plants.
Wednesday will feel chilly compared to the warm start to the week, highs will only make in to the 40s for most spots, we might hit 50 well inland. Wednesday night into Thursday morning will once again be cold enough for an inland freeze and frost near the lake.
A warming trend builds late in the week and into the weekend, but another active period of weather with rounds of showers and storms accompanies that warmth.
TONIGHT: Isolated Shower, MildLow: 50 Lake, 45 Inland
Wind: SW 10-20 G 25 mph
TUESDAY: Partly Cloudy, Sct. Afternoon Rain/Storms, Breezy
High: 68, (Evening Temps Fall)
Wind: SW/N 10-20 G 35 mph
WEDNESDAY: Mostly Sunny; Cool & Breezy
High: 43 Lake, 52 Inland
THURSDAY: AM Frost; Mostly Sunny
High: 53 Lake, 60 Inland
FRIDAY: Scattered Rain, Breezy
High: 58
SATURDAY: Rain & Storms, Breezy
High: 70
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