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The current dry air mass doesn't have actual cool air contained in it, so temperatures will be at their lowest at sunrise then quickly rise to warm levels with low humidity

Calm overnight conditions along with existing dry air will create a cool sensation late at night and in the morning before readings go back to warm levels by Wednesday midday

Winds remain light but will shift and become east to southeast for the end of the work week; cold front swings in to reduce high temperatures in time for the weekend

Friday starts cool, ends warm with more clouds; decent cold front reaches the area Saturday with brisk northerly winds and noticeably colder air affecting weekend readings

A late-night cold front will produce areas of clouds and a stray shower, but force a much cooler trend into the region for the weekend; clouds may linger a bit with breezes Saturday

A new zone of high pressure will force a much cooler trend into the region for the weekend; clouds may linger a bit with breezes Saturday but a clearing trend is anticipated

We are in a steady pattern of high pressure to the north, and northeast winds propelling dry and cool air into the area; little day-to-day change foreseen this week

Little change is anticipated through this week, with a consistent flow of dry air and northeast winds; no prospects for rain or inclement weather conditions into next weekend

We're maintaining a steady flow of dry air that will produce cool mornings and sunshiny days, leading to highs warming into the 70s and close to 80° for some through midweek

Temperatures through Tuesday will be close to late-October average levels; clear to mostly clear, then a gradual upswing in moisture amounts for midweek and beyond