Windy Conditions Monday And Tuesday, But The Mild Temperatures Will Continue 1-27-13
By: Matthew Farrell
Updated: January 27, 2013
Tomorrow, winds out of the southwest will be a bit gusty, with sustained winds around 25-35 mph and gusts possibly approaching 40 mph.
Those southwesterly winds will keep temperatures at near record levels as many areas could get close to and above 80 degrees.
A cold front will roll through before daybreak Tuesday, and winds will be even gustier.
Sustained winds through the mountains could be 35-55 with gusts approaching 70 mph.
Elsewhere, winds will stay in the 25-35 range with gusts approaching 55.
The northwesterly flow will bring cooler temperatures in, with highs Tuesday only in the upper 50's.
We can't rule out a shower or two Monday night into Tuesday, ahead of the front.
We'll keep percentages around 10 or 20 %.
After that we see another warm up with temperatures steadily climbing toward 70 degrees by the weekend.
Those southwesterly winds will keep temperatures at near record levels as many areas could get close to and above 80 degrees.
A cold front will roll through before daybreak Tuesday, and winds will be even gustier.
Sustained winds through the mountains could be 35-55 with gusts approaching 70 mph.
Elsewhere, winds will stay in the 25-35 range with gusts approaching 55.
The northwesterly flow will bring cooler temperatures in, with highs Tuesday only in the upper 50's.
We can't rule out a shower or two Monday night into Tuesday, ahead of the front.
We'll keep percentages around 10 or 20 %.
After that we see another warm up with temperatures steadily climbing toward 70 degrees by the weekend.
