Occasional Showers Then Turning Colder
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A frontal boundary moves south and stalls over the northwest panhandle tonight. This boundary will be the focal point for passing showers for the next few days. Our southern counties will have the better chance for rain activity while northward rain is a bit more sporadic in nature. A disturbance will drop down into the area an increase the rain coverage area wide on Saturday. Once this system departs, high pressure returns and the skies clear but temps cool down quite a bit. This will be a cold snap that drops temps into the 30s Sunday night and again Monday night. The cold air doesn’t stick around for long as high temps are back in the 70s next Tuesday and 80s by Wednesday. Our next chance for rain returns late next week.
