We have had a gorgeous weekend across the Tri-State, but changes are ahead. Sunday's temperatures climbed into the mid-to upper 50s for the first time in two weeks. Get ready for another dip.
That dip though will come in a few days as our increase clouds should help us stay warm into the overnight.
Spotty showers will build into the overnight tonight. The heaviest of the rain will be in after midnight into the early hours on Monday morning. That does mean the morning commute will likely be slowed, with more spotty showers. While the majority of the rain will be done by early to mid-morning, we will continue to see a chance for spotty showers the rest of the day. Temperatures stay mild on Monday with a high right at 56°.
Monday night stays gloomy and warm. We may also see some patchy fog along with a spotty shower or two. There will another chance at showers as we head into Tuesday with a cold front coming in. Tuesday will be seasonal, with a high of 47°.
Behind that front, we will see another blast of cold, which could also bring in some snow. Highs on Wednesday will be into the low to mid 30s, with winds at 10 to 20 mph. That will likely keep the wind chill into the upper teens and low 20s. Right now, snow does not look impactful, but that will be something we will watch as we get closer.
The rest of the week stays chilly with highs of 29° and 36° Thursday and Friday, respectively.
THIS EVENING
Increasing clouds
Warm and breezy
High: 54
TONIGHT
Rain moving in
Much warmer
Low: 46
MONDAY
Rain becoming spotty
Stays warm
High: 56
MONDAY NIGHT
Patchy fog
A few showers
Low: 45
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