10/19 Ryan’s “Sticky” Friday Night Forecast

Despite the air temperature being almost exactly the same; today is much more sticky and uncomfortable due to the rising humidity. We’ll see that humidity carry over into the night, which will allow for the development of some patchy fog for the first time since the season began.

I STILL DON’T EXPECT MUCH RAIN THOUGH THE NIGHT AND INTO TOMORROW, BUT IT’LL BE FAIRLY CLOUDY AND THERE WILL BE AT LEAST A FEW SHOWERS AS THE FRONT PASSES ON SATURDAY.

This front may not be very strong in terms of active weather, but the air mass difference will be drastic. Temperatures will fall by around 10 degrees overnight, with nighttime lows falling about 20 into the low 50s and upper 40s (inland). That means our afternoon highs all week long next week will linger in the mid 70s, making for perfect Fall weather. It doesn’t stay dry and sunny forever though. A broad area of low pressure is moving in and will bring cloudy skies and more rain by the middle of next week.