Weekly Forecast: Morning Showers, Cooler Nights, and Warming Highs Ahead
Wednesday starts warm with a high of 79°F and morning showers, so plan for wet roads during the early commute. Conditions improve later in the day, but temperatures drop sharply overnight. Tonight will be mostly clear and much cooler, with lows near 41°F and gusty north-northeast winds up to 26 mph, making it feel colder than the thermometer suggests. A light jacket is recommended if you’re out late or early.
Sunday brings dry, comfortable weather, with sunshine and a high of 65°F, ideal for outdoor activities. Overnight lows fall to 43°F, so cooler evening conditions return. Martin Luther King Jr. Day turns noticeably warmer, reaching 75°F under sunny skies, making it one of the best days of the week for outdoor plans, though clouds increase Monday night.
By Tuesday, clouds build and rain chances return, with a 20% chance during the day and increasing to 40% overnight. While rainfall looks light, keep plans flexible, especially for evening activities. Wednesday remains mostly cloudy, warmer at 76°F, with a 30% chance of scattered showers, but no widespread rain expected.
Late week conditions trend warmer and more stable. Thursday and Friday are mostly dry with highs in the upper 70s, and by Saturday, temperatures peak near 84°F under partly sunny skies—an early taste of summer warmth. Hydration and sun protection become more important heading into the weekend.
