Clouds have lingered for much of the day Sunday, but we are starting to clear out. Unfortunately, that is coming at the wrong time.
Overnight we will continue to see that clearing with mostly clear skies overnight. Because of the clear skies and the calm winds. Our temperatures will be into the low to mid 20s as we move through the overnight tonight, which means it will be very chilly at the bus stop for those kiddos.
Sunshine should greet us to start the day on Monday, which looks like the warmest day of the week. High temperatures will be into the mid-40s, between 42° to 47°. It will stay sunny much of the day with a few clouds passing in and out, but more clouds on the way as we move into the evening. That cloud cover will rapidly increase overnight into Tuesday, which is when our next system rolls in.
Tuesday will be a tricky forecast as we have the potential for a little bit of everything. Rain and snow showers will be possible after midnight. It looks like the first half of the event will be mainly frozen or mixed, but by the afternoon on Tuesday that is likely to change over to snow. Snow chances are greater to the west of I-71/I-75. The path of the low-pressure system will determine our precipitation type along with the amount of precipitation we see. If it is further north, it will stay as mainly a rain event. Keep checking back over the next 36 hours for more information and clearer details!
SUNDAY EVENING
Clearing out
Still chilly
High: 42
SUNDAY NIGHT
Mostly clear
Very chilly
Low: 24
MONDAY
Sunny early
Afternoon clouds
High: 44
MONDAY NIGHT
Rain & snow move in
Mostly cloudy
Low: 31
TUESDAY
Wintry mix expected
Cloudy
High: 39
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