The National Weather Service is calling for a stretch of mostly sunny and dry weather across Marion County through Friday. Monday’s high should reach about 67 degrees, accompanied by a northwest wind of 5 to 10 mph. Overnight, clear conditions are expected with the temperature falling to roughly 37 degrees.
Tuesday will stay sunny with a high near 67, and winds will be light, shifting to southerly at about 6 mph during the afternoon. Tuesday night should be clear with a low near 46.
Wednesday is projected to be the week’s warmest day, with sunny skies and a high near 76. South winds will strengthen to 9 to 14 mph. Wednesday night will turn partly cloudy with a low around 50.
Thursday and Friday will both be sunny with highs near 72. Thursday night will be mostly clear with a low around 46, and Friday night will be partly cloudy with a similar low.
The forecast notes that cool mornings will transition to mild afternoons, so people planning outdoor events might want to wear layers. The article also cautions drivers to watch for reduced visibility from early-morning fog or frost in colder spots, particularly Tuesday morning.