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We are in the last ten days of October. It's a time of year when we typically really cool down and could even see the snowflakes start to fly. This year we are seeing none of that! Temperatures are expected to be very mild for the next five days with highs on Wednesday near 70 before slightly cooler in the 60s Thursday and Friday and more 70s rolling in for the weekend.
Low temperatures will stay mild as well. There are no frost or freeze concerns in the near term with lows staying in the mid 40s inland Thursday and Friday mornings then warming into the low 50s for everyone heading into the weekend.
The only real sign of fall and the colder weather approaching is the earlier sunset times. The sunset time on Wednesday is before 6 PM at 5:59 PM and doesn't get later than 6 PM until March of next year. Sunrise time is getting earlier as well and now well after 7 AM.
Download the CBS 58 Weather app to track the return of the mild air.