Our first and potentially last sunny day of the week is today

The permacloud breaks up temporarily today, allowing mostly sunny skies to filter through and raise our high temperatures to near 40 degrees. A large region of high pressure to our south drives up wind gusts into the 20-30 MPH range this morning and afternoon. Tonight, lows back down to just south of freezing with cloud cover mostly returning as a new system of low pressure begins to pass through the northern Great Lakes over the next day and a half. The resulting conditions from this low manifest as scattered rain showers all of Tuesday with slightly warmer temperatures than Monday. A cold front then drops in Tuesday night, changing the rain to system snow showers with lake effect snow likely all of Wednesday. No washouts or snow storms are expected right now, but accumulating snow is likely Wednesday into Thursday morning. 

Today: Mostly sunny. High 38.

Tonight: Partly cloudy. Low 31.

Tuesday: Scattered showers. High 44.

Wednesday: Snow showers. High 36