The weather today was extraordinary, something we haven't experienced in over four months. Sunny skies and afternoon high temperatures in the 70s. The last time we had an afternoon high of 70 degrees was Nov. 5. But the question is, will it last?

Tomorrow will be just as fantastic, maybe more so if the afternoon highs can climb a little warmer. Ocean temperatures are still way below average in the mid-30s. The coast will be much cooler and foggier than the rest of the area for the next 36 hours because of this ocean feature. This happens every year. March is a turbulent month. We can go from 70s to 40s in a day.

This brings me to the middle of the week. A very abrupt weather system will swing through Wednesday into Thursday. There are timing issues of exactly when, but the weather feature itself, when it comes through, will bring rain and possible thunderstorms and drop the temperatures dramatically. This cool down will carry us into the weekend.