A disturbance will ride along a stalled out front later today and through tonight, while the front manages to push northward tomorrow. The continued presence of the front today will keep the summits firmly in the fog, with showers and thunderstorms passing through this morning, and gradually tapering off through the day. Temperatures will rise to near the 50 degree mark, and be hard pressed to fall much overnight as the front remains just south of the region. A shortwave disturbance will swing through tonight, setting off more showers and perhaps a rumble of thunder, while winds ramp up out of the west. The front will push northward tomorrow as a warm front, sending the mercury soaring well into the 50s. Daytime heating, combined with the instability of the front and plentiful moisture in place, will allow for the development of afternoon showers and thunderstorms, some of which could reach strong to severe limits.
In the clouds w/ showers and thunderstorms, mainly early.
Highs: Around 50°F
Wind: WSW 25-40 mph w/ higher gusts
In the clouds w/ showers, and a chance of thunderstorms.
Lows: Mid 40s°F
Wind: SW shifting W 25-40 mph increasing to 35-50 mph w/ higher gusts
In the clouds trending towards in and out of the clouds under partly sunny skies w/ showers and thunderstorms likely.
Highs: Lower 50s°F
Wind: W 35-50 mph decreasing to 25-40 mph w/ higher gusts