We some decent snow melt out there Sunday as we were much warmer and that could actually impacts some of those morning commutes.
Clear skies and calming winds, combined with the low level moisture from Sunday's snow melt, should lead to some areas of patchy fog across the Tri-State overnight and into early Monday. Frost will be likely as well. Temperatures tonight will be down into the low 20s.
Monday will be slightly warmer as we see temperatures back into the mid 40s. Skies will be mostly sunny through most of the day, especially after the morning fog. Highs on Monday will be near 46° with a light wind around 5 mph from the south.
Tuesday is when we climb back into the low 50s as the ascent into spring continues. By Wednesday we could have high temperatures as warm as 60° once again!
The next chance for moisture will roll in overnight into early Thursday. With the amount of warmth we will see this will all come in the form of rain showers.
TONIGHT
Cold and clear
Areas of fog
Low: 22
MONDAY
Another cold start
Much Warmer
High: 46
MONDAY NIGHT
More patchy fog
A bit warmer
Low: 26
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