The familiar fall feel will remain for a few more days. By midweek, a potent cold front will sweep across the area and pull temperatures down. The first 30s of the season are possible for some by next weekend.
Tonight & Tomorrow: Thicker high clouds will pass through overnight. Though they will likely keep temperatures a few degrees warmer, still expect a chilly start to Monday with morning lows in the upper 40s. Passing high clouds will filter sunshine throughout the rest of the day. Even with the clouds, temperatures will warm up nicely to seasonably warm levels in the mid-70s.
Up Next: Afternoon highs will push closer to 80° on Tuesday and Wednesday, with morning lows eventually climbing into the 50s. A weak midweek disturbance passing through could trigger a stray shower, especially late Tuesday into Wednesday. However, most of the moisture will stay higher up and battle dry air near the surface, so most will not see any significant rain this week.
A potent cold front arrives Thursday, delivering the coldest air of the season up to this point. Highs will struggle to get out of the 60s Friday and Saturday, with many areas along and north of I-10/12 waking up to the upper 30s early Saturday. Patchy frost might even develop north of the interstates, so those with tender plants and vegetation will need to monitor the forecast closely this week.
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The Tropics: No tropical development is expected over the next seven days across the Gulf, Caribbean, and Atlantic. Hurricane season continues to wind down and officially ends at the end of the month.
— Meteorologist Malcolm Byron
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