Tracking another chilly night, with a calm and clear Fall week ahead

TONIGHT: Skies look to remain clear as we push into the overnight hours, which will allow for temperatures to once again drop below freezing, bringing another chance for frost overnight.

TOMORROW: Temps will increase slightly tomorrow as part of an overall warming trend throughout the week. An active pattern passing to our south does allow for some increased cloud cover in the afternoon, as high temperatures reach the low 50s.

EXTENDED: Calm weather will be the trend as we move into next weekend, with high pressure and a lack of moisture leaving skies clear throughout the week. This calmer pattern will also allow for an increase in high temperatures each day, approaching the mid to upper 50s by midweek and eventually the mid 60s by the weekend. Overnight frost will be a concern in the early half of the week, but by Wednesday that potential should drop as overnight temps remain above freezing. A very minimal chance for rain does exist Thursday and Friday, though the only real chance for meaningful rainfall over the next 7 days comes on Saturday with the arrival of our next active pattern. Otherwise, enjoy a calm and sunny Fall week!