Chilly Blast Hits the Region: Dramatic Drop in Temperatures After Wild Winds

Today, temperatures will reach a high of 80°F, accompanied by gusty southern winds as a strong cold front approaches the area. While the day will see some clouds, they serve as a prelude to the cooler weather set to move in tonight.

As the front passes through this evening, cooler air will spread across the region, bringing a noticeable change in temperatures. A stray shower may occur, but rain is not a primary concern in the forecast. Overnight, temperatures will dip into the mid-50s, offering a cool and crisp start to the week.

Tomorrow, daytime highs will struggle to climb beyond the 60s, marking a significant drop from today. Tomorrow night, temperatures will plunge further, with lows ranging from the upper 40s to low 50s. Areas that dip into the 40s might even witness a rare sight—stunted iguanas, a phenomenon often associated with sudden cold snaps in warmer regions.

The chill will persist throughout the week, with afternoon highs staying below average in the upper 60s to low 70s. Nights will remain brisk, with temperatures consistently in the 50s. As the weekend approaches, there will be a gradual warming trend, though the overall conditions will remain cool and comfortable.

Keep your jackets handy and enjoy the refreshing change in weather this week!