Wind will continue to die down overnight as temperatures start to tumble as well. Skies should start to clear up as we get later into the evening. That means we will be in for a chilly night ahead. Tonight's will be dry with a low of 36 degrees. Winds will calm to around 3 mph from the south. If we see some clearing skies we will have the potential to see some frost develop in some areas. It won't be widespread, but don't be surprised if you need to bust out the scraper in the morning.
While it will be dry overnight, Monday brings another window for showers for parts of the Tri-State. Rain should be around to start the day, will build into the middle of the day. The highest chance for rain is in Northern Kentucky and southeast Indiana. There will be a few scattered showers to the north of the river, but the bulk should stay southwest of the city. Rain should end by midday and temperatures will only reach the mid 40s.
Tuesday will be a nearly identical day to Monday with highs in the mid 40s, spotty showers and clouds. The one issue is that it may be cool enough early in the day Tuesday for some of those showers to mix with some snowflakes. Temperatures will be coolest Wednesday and then we will warm back up into the weekend.
SUNDAY EVENING
Cloudy and breezy
Winds dying
High: 49
SUNDAY NIGHT
Patchy frost
Partly cloudy
Low: 36
MONDAY
Scattered showers, especially to the south
Mostly cloudy, cooler
High: 46
MONDAY NIGHT
Mostly cloudy
Dry
Low: 35
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