Forecast Last Updated at Tuesday, March 16, 2010 at 9:15PM

Clouds & Chill Tough To Shake

Gray and cool is here to stay for a few more days. Skies will be cloudy again Wednesday with slightly cooler temperatures but only spotty light rain showers or drizzle. Our temperatures will finally moderate later this week and into the first half of the weekend with more sunshine.

Tuesday Hi: 46 Lo: 36 Plenty of clouds; Some drizzle overnight; Continued unseasonably chilly; Light wind

Wednesday Hi: 51 Lo: 37 Cloudy; Scattered light showers or drizzle; Cool; NW 5-10 mph

Thursday Hi: 56 Lo: 34 Cloudy AM with spotty drizzle; Mix of clouds and sun PM; Slightly milder temps; NW 5-10 mph

Friday Hi: 65 Lo: 34 Mostly sunny and mild; Nice day to be outside

Saturday Hi: 64 Lo: 42 Mostly sunny with clouds increasing late in the afternoon; Mild

Further Out

Sunday - Rain showers; Turning breezy and colder at night; High in the mid 50s; Low near 30 degrees
Monday - Mostly cloudy and cooler; High in the upper 40s; Low in the lower 30s

Forecast Discussion

Another upper-level disturbance is moving through the Gulf coast and this looks to keep clouds locked in. Light rain showers or drizzle will develop on Wednesday. Temperatures will remain chilly with cloudy skies and damp conditions. On Thursday, temperatures will moderate slightly with some sun returning in the afternoon.

We'll finally get a break between systems Friday and Saturday ahead of a cold front that will move through Sunday. These two days will be the best days of the week with sunshine and milder temperatures. Get out and enjoy because more changes are on the way.

Skies will become cloudy Saturday night and rain is expected toward morning on Sunday. Rain will taper off in the early afternoon and temperatures will fall behind the cold front leaving us in another cold spell for the beginning of the work week.

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