We have a chance for showers before, and around, daybreak as lows stay very warm in the mid 50s. Winds start to kick up overnight, sustained around 15 to 20 mph, but gusts at times will be near 25 mph.
Rain will be spotty at times on Tuesday but mainly it'll just be mostly cloudy. We'll warm back into the upper 60s getting us just one day away from the record.
Late Tuesday night into the overnight into Wednesday morning is when we see rain, storms and possibly severe weather. A line of storms will pass through the Tri-State overnight with higher wind gusts and all severe weather possibilities stay on the table, like larger hail and even a low end tornado. The Storm Prediction Center currently has our area in a "marginal risk" for severe storms.
Showers will be around for Wednesday morning and then we dry out with highs in the low 60s. It will cool quickly Wednesday, with a chance at some snowflakes mixing in at times, but no accumulation is expected.
Colder air spills in for Thursday with a high of only 42 degrees and mostly sunny sky.
OVERNIGHT
Mostly cloudy
Isolated showers possible
Low: 54
TUESDAY
Cloudy, warm & windy
Spotty showers midday
High: 69
TUESDAY NIGHT
Showers and storms
Severe storms possible
Low: 45↓
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