Clouds start to push in Tuesday night, with more on the way for Wednesday. Despite the increase in clouds, southwesterly winds will help temperatures climb back into the low 70s Wednesday.
Our first chance for showers this week comes on Wednesday night, but expect very isolated showers. Light showers increase with a cold front Thursday afternoon/evening. Overall rainfall looks minimal with the front, but we'll definitely notice a bigger change in our temperatures. Highs Thursday climb into the mid-60s ahead of the front, before dropping to near 40 degrees by the lake and into the mid-30s inland at night. Winds will be gusty and out of the north 10-20 mph, with gusts up to 30 mph.
A few showers are possible on Friday, otherwise expect a chillier day with highs in the low 50s. With clearing skies Friday night, we'll have our coldest temperatures of the season, so far. Lows drop into the upper 30s by the lake and upper 20s inland, in spots, by early Saturday morning. Our first widespread hard freeze is likely Friday night, but possibly even as early as Thursday night for some inland locations.
TUESDAY: Partly cloudy
High: 72
Wind: S 5-10 mph
TONIGHT: Increasing clouds
Low: 51 lakefront...46 inland
Wind: SW 5 mph
WEDNESDAY: Mostly cloudy. Slight chance late
High: 73
Wind: SW 10 mph
THURSDAY: Cloudy. Scattered light showers. Windy
High: 66
Wind: N 10-20 G30 mph
FRIDAY: Slight chance early. Windy early. Clearing skies
High: 52
Wind: N 15 G30 mph
SATURDAY: Morning frost. Mostly sunny
High: 58