Tuesday starts cold again with temperatures in the teens, but we'll rebound nicely with plenty of sunshine.
Afternoon highs climb above freezing into the upper 30s, which will cause more snow and ice to melt today.
More clouds will move in for Wednesday morning, coupled with some sunshine by the afternoon. It will stay mild for this time of year, with highs near average in the mid-40s.
A cold front moves in from the west on Thursday, bringing rain into the Tri-State as early as the morning commute. Periods of rain are likely all day. Ahead of the front, warmer air pushes highs into the low 50s.
Behind the front, colder air and gusty winds return to finish out the workweek. That keeps Friday much cooler, with highs in the low 30s, but sunshine returns.
Looking ahead to the weekend, temperatures warm back into the 40s. Another round of rain looks possible late Saturday night into Sunday morning, but there will still be plenty of dry time. Those 40s stick around into early next week.
RUSH HOUR
Mostly clear
Very cold
Low: 17
TUESDAY
Mostly sunny
Above freezing
High: 37
TUESDAY NIGHT
Increasing clouds
Chilly
Low: 32
Wednesday
Partly sunny
Near average
High: 44
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Partly cloudy
Chilly
Low: 33
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