We’ve had some much-needed rain over the past few days, but it’s certainly not made for the best outdoors weather, either. Unfortunately that continues on Sunday, which will decidedly not live up to its name as overcast skies look to persist with a few showers continuing to be possible at times. It won’t be as much rain as we’ve seen over the past couple days with some drier air working in, but there will still be enough moisture to wring out a few more raindrops. Temperatures will remain on the cool side, with lows in the low 40s warming to just the mid-50s in the afternoon at best, making for a sixth consecutive day of highs in the 50s.

This dreary stretch will start to work itself out on Monday, with a front ushering in cool and dry high pressure by Tuesday, which will scour out the clouds. It’ll be chilly still, but we do have a brief warmup into the low 60s for Wednesday and Thursday before cooling right back off for the weekend with another front.

Finally, thanks for bearing with me this week as I was traveling for work. Sometimes things align where I can post, and sometimes they don’t, and for this trip, they didn’t. But I’m back now, and doing my best to drag the cooler and drier air in from Vegas!

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