Forecast Last Updated at Wednesday, September 22, 2021 at 5:25PM

Cooler Tomorrow

Showers and storms will be winding down through early evening. Fall began today at 3:21 PM, and almost on cue, cooler air arrives tonight. Thursday will be much cooler. A few spots will have lows in the 30s Thursday and Friday nights. Gradually warmer weather follows. Dry weather holds from tonight through at least Tuesday morning.

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Wednesday Hi: 67 Lo: 49 Decreasing clouds; Showers ending by early evening; Wind NW 10-20 mph & gusty

Thursday Hi: 63 Lo: 44 Becoming sunny; Cooler but pleasant Fall weather; NW wind 5-15 mph, but gusty early

Friday Hi: 67 Lo: 45 Clear; Pleasant but cool; NW wind 5-15 mph becoming light Fri. night

Saturday Hi: 70 Lo: 50 Scattered daytime clouds; A step warmer in the afternoon

Sunday Hi: 71 Lo: 50 Mostly sunny; Pleasant

Further Out

Monday - Mostly sunny; As good as it gets in late Sept.; High in the mid 70s; Low in the mid 50s
Tuesday - Increasing clouds; Cannot rule out an afternoon or overnight shower; High in the mid 70s; Low in the lower 50s

Forecast Discussion

Showers and storms will wind down through early evening. Cooler air will begin working its way in along with gusty westerly winds. Clouds decrease tonight and skies clear Thursday morning. Thursday will be much cooler with breezy conditions especially in the morning. A few spots will have lows in the 30s Thursday and Friday nights.

A dry front moves through Saturday afternoon with nothing more than scattered clouds. A gradual warming trend begins this weekend and continues early next week.

A third front moves through Tuesday afternoon. I cannot rule out a shower or two Tuesday afternoon and Tuesday night.

In the tropics, both Peter and Rose weakened to tropical depressions in the Atlantic. Neither will have significant impact on any land mass. A strengthening disturbance farther east in the Atlantic probably becomes Tropical Storm Sam in the next day or two. It could affect the northeastern Caribbean islands in a week or so as a hurricane.

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