Overcast skies should dissipate and clouds move eastward overnight as surface high pressure builds in. A lack of moisture in the atmosphere will make it very difficult for any additional clouds to form. We should be seeing near full sunshine for much of the day. When you pair this with mild inflow from the southwest, temperatures get the chance to warm into the mid 40s.
We’ve been watching the chance for snow showers on Tuesday as a cold front enters the scene. Some of the models have begun to trend drier, which means that we’re not anticipating much significant snowfall yet again. In fact, no major storms are in the forecast. By the end of the week we’re expecting another cold front to swing through, however it will be moving fairly quickly and won’t have much of a chance to drop a heap of snowfall. At this point, the greatest chance for any snowfall will likely be on Friday.
High pressure builds in again next weekend, which is looking to be another quiet one at this point in time.
