In the near-term, our days and nights will be near carbon copies of each other, highs around 80….morning lows in the low-mid 50s.

Looking toward next weekend, a trough of low pressure “of decent strength” (NWS) could move through from west to east. While it’s too soon to tell whether we could get severe weather out of it, these are the types of Fall systems that can deliver such.

Remember, Fall is a transition season, and the air masses will battle it out multiple times over the next few months. We know cold air will win, but this doesn’t keep the warm air from trying. We get to witness the clash.

For this particular system, we’ll have to wait and see how it sets up. May be something. May be nothing. Stay tuned.