Windy & Dry Conditions Prevail This Week; Up & Down Temps from Upper 50’s to Lower 80’s; While Rain Stays to Our East

<p>Today, behind and upper-level trough breezy 15-25 mph southeast winds and continued dryness, while afternoon temperatures range 55-60-degrees.  Tomorrow’s forecast will have gusty south winds to 40-45 mph, elevating fire danger concerns ahead of and approaching trough and dry-line late in the afternoon and evening.  This might trigger an isolated storm, but most likely it will remain dry, and winds gust ahead and behind a cool front into Wednesday.   Tuesday temps warm to near 80’s and drop into the mid to upper 60’s on Wednesday with overnight low in the mid-40’s.   Thursday and Friday dry westerly winds will result in above normal temps in the 70’s and 80’s, breezy winds, and elevated fire concerns ahead of the next trough and storm system coming out of the Rockies Friday evening and Saturday. </p>