Highs top out near or past 60 degrees the next few days, with a few light showers possible tomorrow.
The mild air sticks around despite mostly cloudy skies and the chance of a few light midday showers. Afternoon highs should reach the low 60s with a late-day breeze picking up from the south. Confidence: MediumWinds from the south are a bit breezy during the evening. That keeps temperatures super mild with lows only dipping to the mid-40s to near 50, which is right around our average daytimeshould start out partly sunny before becoming mostly cloudy by afternoon.
Highs only reach the mid- to upper 40s, with a gusty breeze and an isolated shower or two possible. Confidence: Medium. Precipitation associated with a storm system developing to our south could miss us to the south and east or just brush us with a few rain or snow showers. Another possible scenario is that we see more significant rain, possibly even mixing with wet snow. As for temperatures, Saturday night lows should bottom out in the 30s, with Sunday highs in the 40s to near 50.
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