Pleasant weather across the Concho Valley for your weekend. Temperatures got into the 60s for most of the region with some high cloud passing through. Tonight temperatures will stay a bit warmer than last night, dipping into the lower 30s rather than the upper 20s.

Martin Luther King Jr. Day, winds will begin to increase from the southwest ahead of the Tuesday’s cold front. Winds will be from the southwest at 10-15 MPH with gust up to 25 MPH at times. That means warmer temperatures for the area with some getting into the lower 70s for highs.

Tuesday’s cold front will will replace to warm air with some much cooler air and lighter winds from the northeast. The increased moisture and lift from the cold front will also begin to trigger some scattered shower for the region. Temperatures will drop but not below freezing so expect an all rain event for the week ahead.

Thursday another front move through the area provide additional rain opportunities but not nearly the same drop in temperatures. The end of the week and into the weekend could see highs in the upper 60s and lower 70s.

Saturday and Sunday could see some isolated showers, but most of the area will miss out on the weekend rain with just partly cloud skies and above average temperatures anticipated.