A low pressure system sitting in Southern Canada will bring some nasty weather to northern Minnesota and Wisconsin. Expect them to get some snow and possibly even freezing rain. A Pacific storm will move across southern Californina into Arizona bring some cooler weather and rain. For the southwest. The northwest has its own weather system to deal with too. Heavy snows are forecast for Oregon and Washington. And some mountain snow in the Rockies from the moisture coming off the coast.

Closer to home, as soon as one storm system moves out, another one steps in. Tomorrow morning should be clear, but by the afternoon, expect clouds and a chance of more precipitation. We may even have a chance of thunderstorms tomorrow night.

Conditions right now: 62 degrees with overcast skies. The relative humidity is 43 %, with winds out of the southwest at 13 miles per hour. Barometric pressure is 27.34 inches of mercury and holding steady. The record high for today was set in 2004 with a temperature of 85 degrees. The record low was 19 back in 1910. We reached a high today of 75, which was higher than the average of 68. The overnight low was 54, warmer than average because of the cloud cover.

Tomorrow should have a high right around 70 degrees. The morning will be carn, but expect the sky to become covered with clouds as the afternoon progresses. There’s even a chance of thunderstorms tonight. Tuesday should be a little cooler, but will still be cloudy and have a larger change for that precipitation. High on Monday will be around 63 degrees. And Wednesday should clear up, and get us that famous Tucson sun again. Highs around 68 degrees and cloudless skies.

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