An area of high pressure continues to influence our weather this weekend and that means more sunshine is on the way. Southwesterly winds continue to send in warmer than average air for the next couple of days. Our Sunday evening temps are falling from our highs in the 70s. By early morning, we'll be down in the upper 30s, just a little too high for frost to become a big issue early Sunday morning. Abundant sunshine remains in the forecast for Sunday. You can expect highs climbing all the way to the mid-70s tomorrow afternoon. On Monday, we'll see the warmest day of this stretch with a high near 80! Tuesday won't be far behind with a high in the upper 70s. We'll continue with highs in the 70s through Wednesday next week with high temperatures falling back into the upper 50s Thursday, after the passage of a cold front. This cold front may produce some scattered rain Wednesday and Wednesday night. The rest of the forecast is currently rain-free. Tonight: Clear and not quite as cold.Low: 38°Winds: SW 5 mph Sunday: Sunny and high temps continue to rise.High: 75°Winds: SW 5-10 mph Sunday Night: Clear and not as cold.Low: 46°Winds: SW 5 mph MORE WEATHER RESOURCESInteractive Radar and Regional RadarWeather CamerasWeather Alerts