2/5 – Jeff Vorick’s “Clearing Skies” Monday Evening Forecast

Skies will rapidly clear out this evening as an area of low pressure departs our region. Temperatures will drop to chilly readings overnight thanks to northerly winds continuing to usher in a colder airmass. It will feel like the 30s out the door for your Tuesday so be sure to bundle up as winds will continue.

Expect lots of sunshine and winds to turn breezy with daytime heating tomorrow. Temperatures will reach the mid-to-upper 60s Tuesday afternoon. Northerly winds will continue through tomorrow evening before they back off. Wednesday morning will be a few degrees colder for some of you thanks to radiational cooling being more ideal.

As high pressure shifts to its east, the overall flow will turn easterly midweek followed by southerly later in the week. Wednesday will be a tad cooler due to a sea breeze cooling off the immediate coastal areas. Moisture and warmth will gradually recover ahead of a more active period in the storm track. Rain chances arrive by the end of this week into this weekend.