SUNDAY FORECAST
We’ve had a little bit of sunshine this morning, but now clouds are taking over and will be with us through most of the daytime hours. Temperatures are still running a bit cooler for this time of year with highs in the upper 50s at the coast and 60 inland. A spot shower is possible this afternoon, but most of us will stay dry.
AURORA SIGHTINGS POSSIBLE
If you didn’t get a chance to see the spectacular sight of the Aurora Borealis Friday night, we do have another chance tonight. Auroras can be hard to forecast, just keep that in mind. Right now, space experts are forecasting a solar storm rated as a G4/G5 (severe/extreme). Clouds that will be with us throughout the day on Sunday will be thinning out just in time tonight. We will share any updates on this as soon as we get them!
THIS WEEK
Temperatures will be warming this week with 60s Monday and 70s by Tuesday. There will be a few storm systems nearby that will bring clouds our way, and the potential for some showers. Right now it looks like we will have a lot of dry times too. The best chance for rain is on the way Wednesday thanks to an area of low pressure nearby. With any changes to the track or location of these storms, this will also have an impact on our local rain chances. You’ll want to check back in for the latest on this potentially unsettled weather this week.
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