Regional View.

weather looks to stay mild and sunny, High pressure and a Southwest flow, will bring mild temperatures and sunny skies, This looks to continue through Friday.

Local View

looks like were in for a classic January thaw through Mid week to late this week, with the High pressure to our southwest, and a nice southerly flow, It will make for some pretty nice weather for Mid January standards. Wednesday, we will have Sunny skies and dry weather, this will likely be our first day reaching above freezing since Christmas! highs will reach the low 30s, But I have a feeling some spots could definitely see Mid 30 degree highs, night lows will even be mild, Well into the 20s for Wednesday Night! These warm temperatures may bring some morning fog and afternoon haze. Thursday and Friday we could see a few more scattered clouds around, but it should still be partly cloudy, And highs will continue to be pleasant with highs in the low 30s or mid 30s both days. lows will be well above the zero range.

Wednesday, Mild, Nice! with sunny skies, Highs in the low to mid 30s, Wednesday Night, Mild, partly cloudy with lows in the mid 20s, Fog possible.

Thursday, Mild, with Partly Cloudy skies, Fog possible in the morning, highs in the low to mid 30s. Thursday Night, Partly Cloudy, mild lows in the mid 20s.

Friday, Mild Partly Cloudy, with fog possible in the morning, highs in the low 30s. Friday Night, partly cloudy, lows in the low 20s.

Looking Ahead.

This pleasant mild and dry weather doesn’t stop at Friday, it looks to continue through the next weekend, the by Sunday the 17th, It shows the 32.F line well off to our north, this will continue to bring mild weather it continues to look mild and dry through the 20th then Friday the 22nd it shows a system passing by, and with this mild air around it could fall as mostly rain in the local area, This will have to continue to be watched through the week, Mild air even may continue past that system, More on this later in the week.