Crawford County should see a dry, largely sunny stretch through the workweek, with the coolest readings arriving early and warmth building later, according to the National Weather Service forecast published by Crawford County Now.
Monday and Tuesday highs are projected in the mid-60s, then the 70s from Wednesday through Friday. Overnight lows begin near 38 Monday, rise to roughly 46 Tuesday and about 50 Wednesday, then sit near the mid-40s Thursday and Friday.
Daytime details: Monday about 66 with north winds near 5 to 10 mph; Tuesday about 67 with south winds near 5 mph; Wednesday about 76 with southwest winds of 10 to 15 mph and gusts possibly reaching 25 mph; Thursday about 71; Friday about 71 with west to southwest winds near 5 mph. Nights are described as clear or mostly clear throughout.
Moisture is not anticipated to reach measurable levels before Friday ends, and winds are generally expected to remain light, the forecast states. That outlook should favor travel and time outdoors, though the gap between morning and afternoon temperatures is expected to be wide.
The forecast notes that early-week mornings will be chilly enough to warrant a jacket or sweatshirt, and that Wednesday gusts could move lightweight items such as decorations or temporary structures. It advises checking the latest National Weather Service forecast before heading outside, since conditions can shift.