Overall, the weather pattern looks rather quiet for the next couple of weeks. There is a close-call with a storm late this workweek, but it looks like it will stay far enough offshore to not bring steady rain and strong winds. Friday will be unseasonably cool and breezy to windy, but not a washout.
The weather will turn around this weekend, and a mild Sunday is likely. Highs will be in the 60s on Sunday. It may reach the 70s inland for a couple of days early next week. After that, it is not likely that there will be any major storms late next week into the Mother’s Day weekend. That does not mean it will be dry all the time, but the disturbances coming through do not look particularly strong.
The jet stream is fairly amplified this week, but the storm track will keep steady rain away. Next week, it looks like a more zonal (west to east) flow that will keep the temperature near to slightly above normal, and precipitation will likely be below normal.
