Mostly cloudy skies will be around for several hours before clearing will happen near daybreak. Morning lows will be mild once again.
Wednesday will become mostly cloudy and windy after a bit of sunshine early in the day Temperatures will end up near 70 degrees again, and winds will be in from the southwest at 20 to 30 mph.
The Storm Prediction Center has included a majority of the Tri-State in a "marginal risk" for severe storms Wednesday evening. Damaging wind gusts and large hail are possible. But, it's a very low end risk.
Rain and isolated thunderstorms will likely break out late around the 10 pm-11 pm timeframe. We won't see much-wet weather when we total it up.
Thursday is officially the first day of Spring, with the Vernal Equinox occurring at 5:01 a.m. However, it won't feel like it. Temperatures will tumble on Thursday behind that cold front. The official high will likely be into the 60s just after midnight. However, the afternoon high will be in the low 40s.
There will be some scattered showers at times, with winds out of the northwest gusting up to 25 mph.
TONIGHT
Clouds in and out
Warm & breezy
Low: 51
TOMORROW NIGHT
Mostly cloudy and windy
Evening showers and storms
High: 70
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Rain likely, storms
Windy and falling temperatures
Low: 37
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