Current Official Hourly Observation (taken at :53 on the hour)

Current Radar Loops

Temp & Rain Probabilities Next 36 Hours (auto-updating)

Tonight – Partly Cloudy — 64 at 10 PM 

The air is very dry and the winds are strong. We are under a Red Flag Warning until 7 pm. Any outdoor fires are likely to rapidly spread out of control.

Don’t be these guys:

ProTip: Burning after 7 PM tonight — also a bad idea.

Our Wind Advisory remains in effect until 7 pm. Gusts as high as 30 mph are possible. After 7 PM it will still be breezy, with winds up to 20 mph possible.

Friday – Increasing Clouds; Small Chance of Rain – Wake Up 53 / Afternoon High 75

A weak cold front will push towards us from the north. It has very limited moisture to work with and will struggle to produce any meaningful rain for us. I do not think we will have rain out problems for Saturday’s games.

There is a chance that these showers could overachieve with a heavier isolated thunderstorm, but I doubt it.

Ahem! However…the Hi-Res NAM thinks it’ll rain tomorrow night at 9 PM:

Saturday – Partly Sunny – Wake Up 54 / Afternoon High 80

Beautiful Spring Day! 80s!!!  Get out there and enjoy it!

Official Extended NWS Forecast:

Rain/Thunderstorms Monday PM; Colder Temps Rest of Work Week

GFS model Monday 1 am – Tuesday 1 pm:

Climate Prediction Center gives us a 50% chance of seeing below average temps April 16 – 20:

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