Quiet and cold with the risk of slick spots tonight
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Partly cloudy skies will continue tonight, but will begin to fade. We’ll wake up to mostly clear conditions tomorrow, along with patchy, freezing fog scattered across the area. You may have to give yourself some extra minutes if leaving early tomorrow. More sunshine is in store for Sunday with similar highs before a dry cold front moves through to start the work week, dropping us down into the 30s briefly. Our next chance for precip still looks to come in Wednesday night through Thursday, with a rain/snow mix chance Friday before drying out.
Tonight: Partly cloudy to mostly clear. AM patchy, freezing fog possible. Low of 29.
Sunday: Mostly sunny. High of 45.
Monday: Mostly to partly sunny. High of 36.
Tuesday: Mostly sunny. Highs in the upper 30s.