Warmer Temperatures Monday Will Be Replaced By A Cold Front Tuesday 09-16-2012
By: Matthew Farrell
Updated: September 16, 2012
With Humidity readings reaching close to 100%, fog will be present over much of the area tonight, and will be in place during the morning rush, so visibilities could be low.
That fog will burn off around 10 am as mostly sunny skies allow us to heat into the lower 90's.
Monday night, another cold front will roll through dropping our temperatures Tuesday to the upper-70's.
While I think this will be mainly a dry front, we can't rule out the possibility of isolated showers and storms Monday night.
Higher winds are a certainty, though, behind the front and 20-25 mph winds Tuesday could kick up dust around the area causing more visibility issues.
After that, high pressure settles in again and we heat up through the mid-80s into the 90's by Friday.
That fog will burn off around 10 am as mostly sunny skies allow us to heat into the lower 90's.
Monday night, another cold front will roll through dropping our temperatures Tuesday to the upper-70's.
While I think this will be mainly a dry front, we can't rule out the possibility of isolated showers and storms Monday night.
Higher winds are a certainty, though, behind the front and 20-25 mph winds Tuesday could kick up dust around the area causing more visibility issues.
After that, high pressure settles in again and we heat up through the mid-80s into the 90's by Friday.
