Rain is back into the forecast starting this evening, but it's not going to be significant. Showers will be sporadic and will be more likely after 7 p.m. As we go into the overnight hours those showers will stay isolated and light. Temperatures will hold steady in the mid 40s for much of the Tri-State overnight, with a few spots into the low 40s. .
The clouds will stick around as we head into Tuesday. A stalled out front will be sitting over our area and push in from the south. As it does, our temperatures will start to climb as we head into the evening as we climb into the low 50s. The front ensures that we'll see some cloud cover and it holds the potential for rainfall. But that still doesn't guarantee rain for all locations until later in the evening. Spotty, light showers will be possible during the day with better rain expected after sunset.
Thursday looks like it will be the wettest day of the week as a low pressure system rolls in from the Gulf. This brings us our heaviest and most consistent rain of the week before it moves out on Friday. From there temperatures will cool a bit into the weekend.
OVERNIGHT
Overcast
Isolated light rain
Low: 42
TUESDAY
Spotty showers
Staying cloudy
High: 53
TUESDAY NIGHT
Isolated showers
Overcast, mild
Low: 52
WEDNESDAY
More clouds
and more spotty showers
High: 58
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