KLST AM Weather – Monday 02/05/2018

Posted: Feb 5, 2018 / 07:07 AM CST / Updated: Feb 5, 2018 / 10:16 AM CST

Today looking at high temperatures in the upper 60’s. Tonight, much more mild, low temperatures will be around 48 degrees with mostly cloudy skies. Tomorrow looking at a chance for scattered showers across mainly the eastern portion of the Concho Valley. Tuesday and Wednesday well below average for this time of year but then we will climb back above average for Thursday.

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