February aims to end on a January-like cold note tomorrow.
Other than a building breeze, it’s a great day to enjoy the sunshine and mild afternoon temperatures.Mostly clear, lingering breeze. Lows: Mid-20s to low 30s.Other than tomorrow’s temporary chill, we have mild air hanging around the area through midweek. Sunshine is bright through tomorrow as well, before some clouds start moving back into the picture. Overall it’s a dry streak ahead as well, other than a few raindrops possible later on Wednesday.Sunshine reigns, after a few early clouds.
Sunshine and west-southwesterly breezes help boost temperatures higher, from the upper 20s to low 30s early this morning, to afternoon highs in the mid- to upper 50s. As temperatures get milder during the afternoon, breezes pick up a bit, with perhaps a couple of gusts just over 20 mph. Confidence: HighSkies remain mostly clear as a lingering breeze shifts to come from the north overnight, signaling that a dry, uneventful cold front has moved through.
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