A cold front will drift in from the north late Saturday as winter ends and spring begins. This front will hang around the area through Sunday, bringing more clouds but little if any precipitation through Sunday afternoon. We should stay warm with high temperatures well into the sixties both weekend days. An area of low pressure will move up this front and bring rain, wind, and cooler temperatures for Monday and early Tuesday, but we should dry out later Tuesday and become mild again on Wednesday.

Tonight: Clear to partly cloudy, low 40.
Saturday: Clouds and sun, stray sprinkles late especially north, high 67.
Saturday night: Variable clouds, stray sprinkles, low 44.
Sunday: Mostly cloudy, a few showers especially late, rain developing at night, high 64.
Monday: Cloudy, breezy, rain, fog, low 46, high 54.
Tuesday: Rain ending early, clouds mixing with afternoon sun, breezy, low 42, high 54.
Wednesday: Sun and clouds, low 35, high 60.