Workweek Outlook: A warm start but cold air returns

A hot, muggy start to the week will give way to a blast of cool air before we get to the weekend. The weather pattern responsible for the warm moist air from the south will change on Thursday to bring cold air from the north.  We can expect a ten to fifteen-degree drop in temperatures once the cold front passes through on Thursday.

Patchy fog and the chance of an isolated shower linger early Monday morning. Skies partially clear by noon, and then temperatures reach 25°C in the afternoon. Scattered thunderstorms move into the region with the chance of showers overnight.

Tuesday will be cloudy in the morning and then skies partially clear in the afternoon. Temperatures climb to 29°C, and the high humidity will make it feel a little muggy.

Wednesday will be mostly cloudy with the risk of thunderstorms in the afternoon. Daytime highs should climb to 26°C.

A cold front brings cooler air and rain for Thursday. Temperatures in the teens return for Friday and the start of the weekend with gusty northwest winds.