The overcast skies are giving way to some drier air and this will gradually bring clearing across the Tri-State by the morning. This will allow the lows to drop to around freezing, so we'll start Thursday rather chilly. However, the winds are shifting and will be out of the southwest and this will pop our temps into the low 50s during the afternoon. Breezy conditions will set up with gusts to around 15mph through Friday with the same weather conditions.
By the weekend, a complex system that we've been watching is finally taking shape as mostly a rainmaker. We could see some heavy rain Saturday night into early on Sunday. Plus, there's a small chance for thunderstorms too. Saturday's highs will get to the low 60s before plummeting to the mid 40s behind this system on Sunday. Right now, it's doesn't appear there will be leftover moisture in the cold air that arrives into the latter part of the weekend. So, chances for any frozen precipitation don't look likely unless something changes.
TONIGHT
Mostly cloudy
Then gradual clearing
Low: 31
THURSDAY
Mostly sunny
Breezy-Gusts to 25mph
High: 53
THURSDAY NIGHT
Mostly clear
Not as cold
Low: 40
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