GFS Model showing the pressure gradient over our area on Sunday, with a high to our south and low to our north.

The last few weeks have certainly been up and down to say the least. A brief recap would bring up topics  such as unseasonable heat, with records being broken. Or maybe even an all time record for precipitation in the past month. If you dig deeper, you could find the very cool nights we had over three weeks ago where some areas reached as low as the middle 30's in the interior. Still, autumn has a way of balancing most things out and even in the most dramatic swings in sensible weather, there are days when things seem just right. Sunday should be one of those days. A high pressure will remain in control, as the low pressure over Eastern Canada moves farther north away from the area. This low pressure was partially responsible for the very strong fair-weather winds we experienced on Saturday, as it's lowering pressure combined with the building high pressure created a gradient over our area and provided a good setup for strong wind gusts. The winds could still be breezy on Sunday, but will certainly be less of an issue than they were on Saturday. High temperatures on Sunday are expected to top out in the middle 60's, with some clouds moving in later in the evening.