We remain on a weather roller-coaster. These fluctuations are expected to continue. Temperatures will range from lows in the upper 30s to highs in the upper 60s.

Frost potential:

While frost is not likely, some of our northern counties could see it on Wednesday and Thursday morning as temperatures drop to the mid-30s. If this applies to you, bring sensitive plants indoors and ensure you are prepared.

We are a little behind schedule for the average first frost of the year, but this isn’t completely unusual. The latest recorded first frost is November 10, 2016.

Along with the cold, dry air-mass bringing cool temperatures, windy conditions create fire concerns. While not major, consider avoiding burns on Wednesday, as these conditions make it easier for a fire to grow out of control if on

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