Cool and calm Sunday will turn toward the warmer by Tuesday

High pressure will bring in an extended dry spell this week.
High pressure will bring in an extended dry spell this week.(KBJR)
Published: Sep. 16, 2023 at 3:55 PM CDT|Updated: Sep. 17, 2023 at 9:24 AM CDT
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WEATHER STORY: Hurricane Lee is affecting the East Coast in a wet way but we have a high keeping us dry this weekend. Even though official autumn is technically still a week away, we think of September as fall. And, Sunday will be a beautiful fall day with sunshine and temps bubbling just under the norm. The slightly cool tinge to the air comes from a Canadian high-pressure system. As usual, as that system migrates, its reverse flow induces a warm up. That will push us back into the 70′s by Tuesday. The normal high is around 69.

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SUNDAY: The high will make the sky mostly sunny and it will be just a little cooler than normal. Afternoon highs will run 62-67. The wind will be NE 5-10 mph.

MONDAY: The high is a persistent one so Monday will be sunny but the high will spend one more day cooler than normal. The low will be 45. The high will be 65. The wind will be SE 5-10 mph.

COMING UP THIS WEEK: The reverse wind flow of the high starts on Tuesday and sends temps into the 70′s for several days. All highs must fade eventually so ours will be exhausted by Wednesday. That will usher in a rainy period that could last through Friday.

The week ahead starts cooler than normal but goes to the warm side on Tuesday.
The week ahead starts cooler than normal but goes to the warm side on Tuesday.(KBJR)

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