The clear skies will allow the temps to drop overnight, and it will be a cold start for the morning rush.
While morning lows will be cold, it's short-lived. Temperatures will stay above freezing until, at least, November 23rd when a cold wave sweeps into the Tri-State. So, we could re-write the record books this month.
Wednesday also brings us rain as soon as the evening, but more likely at night. Heavy rain is set for late at night and into the first half of Thursday. Rainfall totals will be rather impressive.
More sunshine and seasonal afternoon highs in the mid to upper 50s are set for Friday and into the weekend.
OVERNIGHT
Mostly Clear
Cold start
Low: 36 -
WEDNESDAY
Becoming Mostly cloudy
Late day rain
High: 60
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Rain likely
Overcast
Low: 48
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