Today sees some clouds roll in toward the late morning and early afternoon as high pressure begins its departure. We will see the skies open back up by the evening after we reach highs in the mid 50s. Clear skies will start off the night, but we will see the clouds return in the later hours. A gentle southerly breeze will keep lows in the upper 30s.

Tomorrow starts off on a gusty note, but these winds will calm down as our cold front passes toward the evening. This front will be rather weak in nature, providing little more than increased cloud cover and breezy winds. A few isolated sprinkles will fall in the wake of this front in our eastern counties, but most in the region should expect to stay dry. Highs will be much warmer in the mid 60s.

Thursday sees high pressure regain control by

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