After a nearly a 48 hours stretch of dry skies more rain is on its way to the Tri-State. We had a first wave move in late Wednesday afternoon and more is on the way.
Rain will continue into the overnight tonight. There will be pockets of moderate to heavy rain at times as there may also be a few embedded thunderstorms. The showers should have a minimum impact on your commute Thursday morning, aside from damp conditions by sunrise. Temperatures overnight will stay mild, only falling into the mid-40s.
Thursday will be our warmest day of the week, but it will also be wet. Our highs will be in the upper 50s and low 60s for most of the area, but after a brief break in the showers, we will have more rain develop later in the day. These will be mainly during the evening, but could be in the afternoon for some areas. Total rainfall in the next 36 hours will range fro 0.25" to 0.50" for most, but localized heavier amounts may be possible.
Looking ahead, clouds could stick around on Friday, with a spotty shower or two. It will be cooler, with highs in the low 50s. From there, we clear out, with more cold overnight into Saturday. There will be a chance for frost both Saturday and Sunday mornings.
WEDNESDAY EVENING
Clouds linger
Showers building
High: 53
TONIGHT
Showers and storms likely
Overcast, not as cold
Low: 45
THURSDAY
Scattered rain
Warmer
High: 63
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