Hilda Estevez

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Apr 26, 2026, 10:52 PM

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Northwestern counties could notice frost overnight as temperatures drop to the 30s. Below-normal temperatures are expected Monday morning before they return to seasonable levels by Monday afternoon.

FORECAST

Winds subside overnight and a cool trend ushers in frost for some areas across higher elevations and northwest. Overnight temperatures drop to the upper 30s and low 40s.

Monday is sunnier and warmer as temperatures reach a more seasonable stance near 67. Sunshine and quiet conditions continue into Tuesday. Rain chances increase by Wednesday afternoon into Thursday.

Temperatures also fall below typical for the rest of the week, with sunnier prospects for the weekend.