FIRST ALERT WEATHER: Staying Above Average
Showers possible by Halloween
The stretch of nice weather continues into early next week.
A large ridge of high pressure is holding wet weather to our west. That ridge will gradually weaken this week, allowing a storm system to ride over the top.
Expect warm temperatures to stick around. Satellite shows high clouds streaming across the Plains, but skies clear tonight with lows settling in the low to mid 50s.
Sunday brings mostly sunshine with highs back in the upper 70s.
Clouds increase Monday and Tuesday, though rain chances remain sparse. Morning lows dip to the low 50s with highs holding above average in the mid 70s.
The ridge rebuilds Wednesday and Thursday, pushing highs near 80 with comfortable mornings in the mid 50s.
A stronger storm organizes late next week. Both long-range models agree energy lifting north out of Mexico will bring showers for Halloween.
It will also turn windier next week — Saturday could be quite breezy, so check back often if you’re planning costumes.
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