Current Conditions
Old Fort

Temp: 46.2°F

Forecast Last Updated at Monday, January 25, 2021 at 5:33PM

Overcast, Wet, Cool

Temperatures will be steady or rising tonight with occasional rain and areas of fog. The rain ends toward dawn, after some morning clouds, temperatures rocket into the lower 70s for Tuesday afternoon highs. Tuesday looks like the warmest day since Thanksgiving around the Foothills.

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Monday Hi: 44 Lo: 43 Cloudy; Areas of fog; Rainy; Steady or rising temperatures; Light & variable wind

Tuesday Hi: 72 Lo: 42 Maybe a lingering early AM shower; Then sunshine returns; Whoa, take note of those temperatures! Light SW wind

Wednesday Hi: 57 Lo: 34 Some sun early; Increasing clouds in the PM; Rain developing Wednesday night; Light east wind becoming NW 5-10 Wed night

Thursday Hi: 42 Lo: 21 Cloudy with AM rain, possibly ending as brief period of snow showers; Decreasing cloudiness PM

Friday Hi: 48 Lo: 23 Generally clear skies; Seasonal temperatures

Further Out

Saturday - Increasing PM clouds; Seasonal; Maybe some rain later Saturday night; High in the upper 40s; Low in the lower 30s
Sunday - Periods of daytime rain; Perhaps a brief wintry mix early; High in the upper 40s; Low near 30 degrees

Forecast Discussion

A cold front swings through late tonight, passing east of the area Tuesday morning. That will bring an end to any leftover showers, and promote a sunnier/warmer Tuesday afternoon. Get outside if you can, as it will be the warmest weather since Thanksgiving.

The next weather-maker will be low-pressure tracking across the Deep South during Thursday. Clouds return during Wednesday with a period of mostly light rain expected Wednesday night. The rain could end as a wintry mix, especially across the Northern Foothill counties. Thursday will feature decreasing clouds and chilly temperatures.

Friday and Saturday will be dry and with seasonably cool temperatures. Another low-pressure system tracking across the Ohio Valley on Sunday represents the next opportunity for rainfall by Sunday night.

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