This weekend has turned out to be one of the nicest of 2020 so far, with temps hanging in the upper 30s and even touching 40 degrees in areas. Mostly sunny skies have added to today's beauty. As temperatures cool Saturday night into the mid 20s, there is a chance for some patchy fog, but any fog should disappear by sunrise Sunday morning. Sunday will be similar to Saturday, with temps in the upper 30s and mostly sunny skies. Monday will be slightly cooler with mostly cloudy skies as a disturbance to our south moves east and pulls some cooler air from up north. Monday night is when winter roars back. Another disturbance moving in from the upper Rockies will quickly swing into our area right as the first disturbance is passing us to the east. These two systems will merge above us Monday night and through the day Tuesday, allowing for snow during most of the day. There exists some questions in how these systems will merge, but do expect some snow on Tuesday. There exists the potential for a couple of inches. This winter storm will be followed by winds above 20mph on Wednesday.

Tonight: Partly Cloudy, slight fog chance

Lows: Mid 20s
Winds: SW 5-10 mph

Tomorrow: Mostly sunny
Highs: Mid-Upper 30s
Winds: NW 5-10

Tomorrow Night: Partly cloudy
Lows: Upper teens
Winds: N 5-10