Mostly cloudy skies developed this morning as a front passed to our north. While we missed out on the front and rain, our neighbors to the north around Shreveport had a nice cool down as highs only reached into the upper 50s today. When the clouds cleared in the afternoon we were able to allow the sun to heat us up and we got up to 78.
We stay well above average Monday with more clouds moving in ahead of the next front expected to make it here late Monday night into Tuesday morning. Some computer models are beginning to back off on the moisture ahead of this system so right now I’m expecting a quick and weak squall line to move through. Although the storms are not expected to be strong, we will notice a big difference in temperatures behind the front. It should clear up by Tuesday afternoon as high pressure moves in and highs will only reach into the low 60s. By Wednesday morning we will get another chance to feel temperatures in the 30s. It’s just a reminder that winter is not quite over.
Enjoy your week!