Overnight should stay dry and calm, and we will even see some breaks in the clouds. However, the wind will be back from the south which should keep us mild. Overnight temperatures will dip into the upper 30s and low 40s. Clouds continue into Tuesday, but we see a nice jump in temperatures as winds turn back to the south at 10 mph. Highs make it to the upper 50s to 60 degrees. While there's a chance for rain in the alter afternoon, it appears rain develops after 8-9 o'clock. Heavy rain with gusty winds to 30 mph will sweep across the Tri-State through Wednesday morning. There's a chance for an isolated thunderstorm or two.
Now specifically, the cold front will move through during the morning commute on Wednesday which should end the rain, but usher in some much colder air. Humidity will drastically drop and winds will turn to the northwest. After the clouds in the morning, we should see some peeks of sunshine later in the afternoon. Temperatures will be warmest during the morning, in the low 50s, before the dip into the 30s by the afternoon.
Thursday will be our short-lived cold blast. Conditions will be winter-like cold again as temperatures dip into the low 20s for the morning, but with wind chills into the teens. Skies will be clear with highs only making it to the mid to upper 30s. It is so short lived that we will be back near, if not above, normal for Friday afternoon.
TONIGHT
Mostly cloudy
Spotty Mist overnight
Low: 40
TUESDAY
More clouds
Breezy winds too
High: 60
TUESDAY NIGHT
Heavy rain likely
Strong winds
Chance storms
Low: 48
WEDNESDAY
Rain early
Falling temperatures
High: 52
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