We are seeing sunny skies and windy conditions this evening behind a front that passed through the area around lunchtime today. Very dry air has spilled into the region, which is resulting in an elevated fire danger. With wind gusts up to 35 mph still possible early this evening, outdoor burning is strongly discouraged. Any field fires that ignite can spread rapidly. An elevated fire danger persists early this evening. As we progress into tonight, winds relax out of the northwest, so our fire danger will subside. Look for skies to be mostly clear overnight, with low temperatures dropping all the way down into the mid-40s. Look for mostly clear skies as we progress into tonight.Winds decrease substantially by late this evening.Temperatures tumble into the 40s by daybreak Monday.Winds are nice and light by daybreak as well. We'll see high temperatures fall into the mid-to-upper 60s on Monday behind Sunday's frontal passage, which will be a nice change! Look for mostly sunny skies and light winds to be in place to kick off the new workweek. Look for a lot of sunshine again on Monday!High temperatures will be cooler in the 60s.More clouds arrive by the evening hours Monday. We'll bonce between the upper 60s to the lower 70s through Thursday, with some chilly nights in the 40s as well. Unfortunately, we'll also see the continuation of our sunny and dry weather pattern. We'll hope this can change soon, as we continue to be in need of a good soaking rainfall. Drought continues across the area.The forecast remains unfavorable for much drought improvement. By Friday into the weekend, we'll see more clouds and temperatures higher in the 70s. We'll also track some slight rain chances returning by Sunday and Monday. Tonight: Mostly clear. Winds relax. Chilly.Low: 45°Winds: NW 5-15 mph Monday: Mostly sunny. Cool.High: 67°Winds: NW 5-10 mph Monday Night: Mostly clear. Chilly.Low: 42°Winds: NW 1-5 mph Tuesday: Mostly sunny.High: 70°Winds: NW 5-10 mph MORE WEATHER RESOURCESInteractive Radar and Regional RadarWeather CamerasWeather Alerts