Tonight stays mostly clear and comfortable across the Tri-State, with patchy fog developing after midnight and temperatures dropping into the low 50s. Winds will be calm, which will help that fog form in some areas.
Tuesday morning may start foggy in spots, but sunshine quickly takes over, and temperatures rebound into the upper 70s. Tuesday night remains mostly clear with lows in the mid-50s. The bigger change begins Wednesday as the weather pattern that has kept us cool and quiet finally breaks down. The upper-level storm that helped lock our pattern in place moves away, allowing a ridge of higher pressure to build over the Tri-State. In simple terms, that opens the door to warmer air.
Wednesday turns noticeably warmer with mostly sunny skies and highs in the mid-80s. By Thursday, we’re close to 90 with another mostly sunny day. The next change arrives Thursday night as a developing weather system to our west begins sending more moisture toward the Tri-State, bringing a chance for showers.
Friday turns cooler and mostly cloudy with showers likely, especially earlier in the day, and highs falling back into the mid-70s. The arrival of the wetter pattern increases rain as we move into the weekend. Saturday stays cooler with partly sunny skies and a chance for showers, with highs around 70. Shower chances continue Saturday night and Sunday, when temperatures remain around 70.
TONIGHT
Mostly clear
Patchy fog
Low: 52
TUESDAY
Sunny
A bit warmer
High: 78
TUESDAY NIGHT
Clear sky
Dry
Low: 57
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