It was MUCH cooler out there Saturday and that trend will continue as we head through the weekend.
Skies tonight will stay clear with a north wind at 5 mph. That means our morning low temperatures will likely fall into the mid to upper 30s. The issue there is that we could see some areas of frost. This is most likely north of the Ohio River into Ohio and Indiana.
Sunday will be another chilly one, with temperatures only into the upper 50s once again. That is roughly 10-degrees below normal for late April. The wind won't be as breezy, but still northwesterly at 10 mph. That means you may need the jacket throughout the day. At least we should see plenty of sunshine.
The colder air continues overnight into Monday with temperatures back into the mid to upper 30s and another chance at frost. It will be clear once again as well.
Monday is the start to our rebound, as temperatures return to the mid 60s. Slightly cooler than normal, but at least much closer with a high of 65°. There will be more sunshine throughout the day Monday too.
Tuesday we are back to normal and that will also bring in a chance at some rain as well. This looks best later in the evening, but we will monitor it and hammer down any changes that may occur. Tuesday's high will be around 67°.
TONIGHT
Mostly clear
Chilly, with patchy frost
Low: 36
SUNDAY
Mostly Sunny
Cooler than average
High: 57
SUNDAY NIGHT
Mostly clear
Chilly
Low: 37
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