Warmer weather develop Wednesday through Friday ahead of a cold front. High pressure in control of our weather will soon start to slide offshore tonight allowing for our winds to shift more south and clouds to break up. This will set up the stage for warmer air to advect into the area from the south. Tonight, we’ll start out with mostly cloudy skies turning partly cloudy by early morning. Clouds in place and a shift in winds will keep temperatures in the mid and upper 40s inland, to near 50 along the beachs. Highs Wednesday will top out in the mid and upper 70s inland with mostly sunny skies and the low to mid 70s along the beaches. By Thursday it’ll turn breezy with winds out of the south and highs low 80s inland to the mid 70s along the beaches. A cold front will likely swing though Friday bringing a round of showers and maybe a rumble of thunder as well as knock down temps for the weekend. Saturday highs will still climb into the upper 60s to low 70s.
Tonight, partly cloudy, 46-48 inland, 50 beaches.
Wednesday, mostly sunny and warm, 72-78.
Thursday, mostly sunny, warm. 80-84 inland, 76 beaches.
