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Last updated on Wednesday, April 11, 2018
(UNDATED) - Spring to date has only produced two 60-degree days since March 1. April 2018 is now the coldest in 82 years.
April can turn on a dime as it will this week. It's a very transitional month with a 72-degree spread in the record high of 90-degrees and the record low of 18-degrees.
The average date of our first 80-degree occurrence comes April 21 and mother nature is going to make a run at that level warmth later in the week.
The National Weather Service says the first of two warm fronts will pass starting this morning and a warmer, southerly breeze will start to blow. Temperatures will surge to near 60-degrees today and easily reach the mid to upper 70s and possible 80s Thursday and Friday. With rain to hold off until late Friday night.
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