On Ronelles Radar: Warm rest of the work week, next system on deck – KSN-TV

A few more clouds have moved in but well still be able to see good amounts of sunshine today. Patchy cloud cover will track west to east and high pressure will hold strong so itll likely stay dry. South winds overnight means there wont be too much of a chill across the area this morning.

Temperatures will still be worthy of a jacket but itll feel like a normal fall morning. Once the sun is up well warm nicely back above average into the 70s. A few 80s are likely again to the northwest.

Winds will be breezy today but then theyll calm back down after sundown. Lows will dip into the 40s under clear skies and light winds.

The rest of the work week will be sunny, dry, and warm in the 70s. Winds of change will pick up over the weekend ahead of our next disturbance and theyll be gusty. As temperatures slowly fall theyll still be above normal.

Because well still be well above freezing a slight chance of precipitation over the weekend will mainly be in the form of rain.

Colder air really starts to spill in Monday. Highs will still be well above freezing but then most lows Monday night will fall below freezing. This is when well need to monitor moisture availability because any rain around could start to change to a wintry mix or snow. The bulk of the colder air settles in Tuesday once the front pushes all the way through. Highs will be in the 30s to 40s.

This is another period where well need to monitor the potential for any wintry weather. Data is still in the process of sorting itself out so more changes are a strong possibility over the coming days. So far, its looking like this system should clear out by Wednesday with clearing skies but itll still be chilly.

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On Ronelles Radar: Warm rest of the work week, next system on deck - KSN-TV