High pressure remains dominant over the Central Plains & Great Lakes, keeping our weather very quiet. With a mainly dry week on the way, expect to see the ground drying out over the coming days.
Lows overnight will drop into the 50s with a few clouds moving in. More sunshine is expected on Monday, and temperatures will climb back into the 70s near the lake, and warm to around 80-degrees inland. An afternoon lake breeze is expected, cooling things off a bit in the afternoon.
Tuesday is the warmest day of the week with highs in the upper 70s and low 80s, and there will be plenty of sun to accompany the warmth.
Wednesday morning a backdoor cold front drops in from the NE. Temperatures will fall from the 60s early in the morning back into the 50s & upper 40s during the afternoon. A spotty shower cannot be ruled out along the frontal boundary; however, most places will remain dry. Winds will pick up Wednesday as well, with gusts up to 30 mph possible.
It will be cooler, and still dry, Thursday into Friday.
TONIGHT: Mostly clear Low: 54Wind: Calm
MONDAY: Partly cloudy
High: 74 Lake 80 Inland
Wind: S/SE 5-10 mph
TUESDAY: Mostly sunny
High: 77
WEDNESDAY: Partly cloudy, spotty shower possible, breezy
High: 60 early; falling temps
THURSDAY: Mostly sunny
High: 61
FRIDAY: Mostly sunny
High: 68
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