Saturday was a quiet and seasonal November day, but a warm-up is around the corner! That is after the 6th warmest start to November on record.
Overnight will be cool, but it will be above normal by nearly 10 degrees. The low will be around 42° with partly cloudy skies. There will be times when we see clear skies and other times with partly cloudy skies.
We'll see sunshine filtered by high clouds on Sunday, as temperatures will be much warmer. The high on Sunday is 62°. That is above average by nearly 10 degrees. A few more clouds build into the afternoon ahead of a cold front. That front brings more clouds for Monday as temperatures stay warm. There will be a small chance at some isolated showers early on Monday, but the rest of the day be dry. The high of 64° is about 10 degrees above average.
Better rain moves in for Tuesday, especially early in the day. Temperatures will be close to 70 by the afternoon, which is nearly 20 degrees above normal. However, that warmth will be short-lived.
Wednesday will have an area of low pressure which builds and brings rain to start on Wednesday. The low is expected to strengthen quickly, which means we will have strong winds, and then the cold air plunges in on the backside. Much colder air wraps around the system late Wednesday into Thursday and that ups the potential for us to see some snow to mix in. Right now, it is still too far to accurately depict how much snow will fall. But you can bet Ohio and parts of the Tri-State will see the first flakes of the season fly later next week!
SATURDAY NIGHT
Mostly cloudy to partly cloudy
Cooler and dry
Low: 42
SUNDAY
Partly Sunny
Milder
High: 62
SUNDAY NIGHT
Mostly cloudy
Isolated showers
Low: 51
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