We start the week off on a chilly note with a frost advisory in place for much of the Northland. Lows will stay a little more moderate along the shoreline, but inland areas may see lows drop into the mid-30s. By the afternoon, you may still want that light jacket or sweatshirt, as well as an umbrella, because we are tracking chances for rain increasing in the second half of the day and highs staying near 60. As the showers move through the region, we are tracking the chance for widespread rainfall of a half inch to an inch, along with breezy south winds of 10-25 mph.
Tuesday will be sunnier, but just as cool, with temperatures topping out in the low 60s. Winds will shift to the west but remain breezy, with sustained winds of 15-25 mph for another afternoon. Winds will then calm through Wednesday for another sunny, cool day, with a stray shower or two moving in Wednesday night.