The colder weather returned to the Tri-State this weekend continues overnight tonight and into early Monday. The kids at the bus stop will need their winter gear once again, with temperatures sitting in the mid-20s, but wind chills right around 20 degrees. Skies stay clear overnight as well, with that light wind turning to the south.
Monday will be our "quietest" day of the week, with light winds, sunshine, and seasonal temperatures. The high will be right around 47°, with a south wind at 5 to 10 mph. Clouds will start to build later in the day, leading to the roller coaster of a midweek period.
Tuesday will be a warmer but breezier day. Gusts from the south of 20 mph are likely as we hold onto more cloud cover. Then, late in the day, we will see a chance for some scattered showers, maybe even a few storms. As the storm's center gets closer, we will see stronger winds and more precipitation. That is most likely for Wednesday.
Wednesday brings gusts of 40 to 45 mph from the southwest, turning northwesterly overnight into Thursday. That will plunge our temperatures and even lead to some late day snow. Snow is best Wednesday night into Thursday as we fall back into the upper 20s. Right now, accumulation isn't expected, but stay tuned as we will update you if anything changes.
THIS EVENING
Mostly sunny, calm
Still cold
High: 37
TONIGHT
Mostly clear
Still chilly
Low: 24
TOMORROW
Mostly sunny
Warmer
High: 47
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