Well as wind speeds increase out of the south Sunday, things will warm up, and we won't smell anymore Canadian wildfires. Highs should be in the upper 80s, and even around 90 near the Wisconsin line. Skies should be mostly sunny, but expect cloud cover to increase a bit throughout the day.
A warm front enters the area late Sunday night. Winds will pick up out of the southwest and keep lows warm in the 60s to around 70. A few light showers ahead of the front are possible Sunday evening as skies become mostly cloudy. Greater rain and storm chances come later after midnight as the low pressure center and cold front enter the area overnight. Rain is not looking to be heavy, but some locations could experience more within isolated thunderstorms.
For Monday, expect rain and thundershowers to move away eastward throughout the morning and afternoon. Behind the exiting front, skies should steadily clear up to be mostly sunny by late afternoon. Highs will still be warm in the 80s, but a brisk northwest wind will begin to cool things off a bit.
Monday night's lows will fall into the 60s and skies should be clear. Wind speeds should decrease overnight.
Tuesday will be more seasonable with highs around 80 with sunny skies as high pressure again takes over. Most of the upcoming week should see similar temperatures in the upper 70s and low 80s. Dry conditions should prevail, but Wednesday may see some rain.
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