Mostly clear skies set up overnight with very warm morning lows in the mid 60s. Moving into Wednesday, it’s warm again into the afternoon with a small chance for showers. A frontal boundary to our northwest will push warm, moist air from the southwest into the Tri-State and help keep isolated storm chances going. Highs reach the low to mid 80s, and a record-breaking day is possible as the record high is 85 set in 2024.
Wednesday night stays mostly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of showers and storms, and overnight lows only fall to the mid 60s again.
For Thursday, rain chances ramp up as a cold front is likely to produce rain and storms as soon as mid-afternoon and more likely into the late afternoon and evening. The Storm Prediction Center places us in a “Marginal Risk,” which is a category 1 out of 5. Highs reach the mid to upper 70s.
Friday turns drier and warmer again with mostly sunny skies and a high back near 80 degrees.
As for the weekend, it looks split. Saturday looks more unsettled from a cold front, with a chance of showers in the morning, rain likely and possibly a thunderstorm or two into the afternoon and evening. Highs are back near 80 degrees. By Sunday, cooler air moves in behind this strong front. There are some indications that a few leftover showers are possible in the morning. Highs really tumble to the mid to low 60s.
TONIGHT
Mostly clear
Mild again
Low: 66
WEDNESDAY
Partly cloudy
Isolated rain
High: 84
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Mostly cloudy
Warm again
Low: 65
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