We're in for a cool night over the area, with mainly clear skies and a light wind producing overnight lows in the 40s. The sun will go back to work tomorrow, although a breeze off the ocean will keep temperatures in check. Afternoon readings should average in the low to mid 70s. Clouds will be on the increase tomorrow night, and I wouldn't be surprised if we catch a few light showers scattered about the region early Thursday morning. Warm southerly breezes will boost afternoon temperatures close to 80 degrees. Then a cold front approaching from the west may trigger some evening thunderstorms.
This front will get hung up over the region on Friday, so the rain chances have to remain in the forecast. By Saturday, this front kicks back to the north and our temperatures should bounce into the 80s. However, the next front will approach later in the day and that could trigger yet another round of thunderstorms. As is typical of this time of the year, this front will slow down and will likely keep our rain chances going on Sunday.
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