It's Easter Sunday and while the forecast is expected to be cooler, at least it will be dry and easy to get outside for all your Easter-related plans today.
We'll warm to 49 by the noon hour and then climb to 53 by 4 p.m. Compared to Sunday, it's more than 25 degrees colder! Winds will be in from the west today at 5 to 10 mph. It will stay partly cloudy throughout the day.
Temperatures tumble even more tonight as the sky turns clear and winds shift to the northwest. We'll cool to 37 degrees for Monday morning.
Monday's forecast is looking seasonal and rather pleasant! Temperatures are expected to climb to 60 degrees with a mostly sunny sky. Winds will be coming in from the west at 5 to 10 mph.
The coldest nights of the week will be Monday and Tuesday night. Temperatures are expected to dip into the low 30s, bringing back frost to the Tri-State. If you have moved any plants outside already or planted more sensitive plants, be sure to bring them in or cover them up for those two nights.
Temperatures will slowly improve this week as we see a stretch of dry weather. By Wednesday, we'll get back to the upper 60s and then Thursday and Friday bring highs back into the mid to low 70s.
Rain doesn't return to the forecast until the coming weekend so it will be a great week for any of your outdoor projects.
SUNDAY
Partly cloudy
Cool and dry
High: 53
SUNDAY NIGHT
Clearing out
Colder
Low: 37
MONDAY
Mostly sunny
Pleasant
High: 60
MONDAY NIGHT
Clear sky
Frost
Low: 33
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