Winter is not letting up! While the conditions will be quiet overnight and most of Tuesday, rain develops at night as a strong area of low-pressure whips rain, winds, and snow into the Tri-State through Wednesday night.
Temperatures will be mild. Lows will start in the morning in the upper 30s for most neighborhoods with only mostly cloudy skies.
Then, in the afternoon, highs hit around 60 degrees or more as the winds start to pick up. Those winds will gust from the south at 25-30 mph. After about 8 pm, the rain moves in along with even stronger winds that could top over 40 mph which could mean a wind advisory from the National Weather Service.
Rain will be heaviest overnight into early Wednesday, which will also bring some strong wind gusts and a chance of thunderstorms as well. Right now, these do not look to be severe.
Scattered showers greet us through the early part of Wednesday, but we will dry out and get a break for a short time. However, the winds will shift out of the north and this will produce a mix of rain and snow with snow showers happening as the temps drop later. NO significant accumulation is expected, at this point.
OVERNIGHT
Mostly cloudy by morning
Low: 37
TUESDAY
Mostly Cloudy
Rain late, breezy
High: 60
TUESDAY NIGHT
Rain develops & windy
Chance storms
Low: 49
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