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KRBC AM Forecast: Monday, March 11th

By: Chris Sheridan
Updated: March 11, 2013
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As we start off this week, we are beginning with temperatures below the freezing mark, but the good news is that this morning is the last time we plan on seeing temperatures below freezing all week. Today we will have plenty of sunshine and make it into the upper 60's by the afternoon.

Tonight we will have clear skies and a southerly wind only getting down into the low 40's.

Tomorrow will be more of the same and we should in fact crack the 70 degree mark to make it to the low 70's.

Wednesday will be another mostly sunny day with similar temperatures to Tuesday.

Thursday we are expected to make it into the mid 70's as the winds return to the south.

Friday it looks like the 80 degree mark is within reach and we will have plenty more sunshine.

Saturday will be another mostly sunny one in the mid 80's and we stay in the 80's to close out your weekend on St. Patrick's Day.

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