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FIRST WARNING NEIGHBORHOOD WX FORECAST
Saturday, January 4th, 2019
Morning fog will burn off by 11 a.m. with ample afternoon sunshine. Highs will soar into the upper 40s. A weak front will pass tonight, keeping highs in the upper 30s on Sunday under mostly cloudy skies. A stronger front will push in Sunday night and Monday, bringing showers and even a chance of a few rumbles of thunder. Heavy rain and flooding are not expected. It will be warmer once again on Monday, with highs near 51F. Behind that cold front, temperatures drop into the 40s Tuesday and 30s beyond that. The pattern also looks relatively quiet beyond Monday’s rain with only a few slight chances of rain and/or snow showers mixed in.
Today: AM fog, PM sunshine, high of 49.
Tonight: A few clouds, low of 30.
Sunday: Turning mostly cloudy, colder. High of 38.
Monday: Cloudy and windy, rain showers likely, rumble of thunder. High of 51.