The weather turns unsettled again across the Tri-State as a cold front moves south through the region. Showers and thunderstorms are still possible overnight, and locally heavy rain comes with it because the atmosphere is still carrying plenty of moisture. A FLOOD WATCH is out for much of the Tri-State.
Temperatures fall into the mid-60s overnight. Monday is a much different day. Behind the front, cooler air settles in, and clouds hang around, keeping afternoon highs in the mid 70s. Scattered showers remain possible through much of the day, with a few thunderstorms possible during the afternoon before the activity becomes more isolated late in the day. Monday night stays mostly cloudy, with temperatures dropping to around 60 and another chance for showers developing late.
Tuesday remains cool and gray, with a few early showers and highs only in the low 70s. The reason for this longer stretch of unsettled weather is a deep upper-level trough that closes off over the region while another area of low pressure lingers near the Appalachians. That keeps clouds and occasional showers nearby into midweek.
Wednesday and Thursday both stay partly to mostly cloudy, with highs in the low 70s and overnight temperatures falling into the upper 50s. By Friday, the system begins loosening its grip, allowing some sunshine to return with highs in the low 70s.
Looking toward next weekend, Saturday and Sunday currently look mostly sunny and comfortable, with afternoon temperatures in the mid 70s.
OVERNIGHT
Scattered rain
Chance thunderstorms
Low: 65
TOMORROW
Few Showers
Mostly cloudy
High: 75
TONIGHT
Mostly cloudy
Chance showers
Low: 59
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