The bulk of the heavy rain has moved through, but we will still have a few showers into the overnight.
Winds from the northeast will continue to pick up overnight, but also turn to the northwest. Once they shift to the north we will start to see some drier air move in. That is most likely after 1 a.m. It should stay dry through most of the night, but by 5 to 6 a.m. more showers will push in from the west. Temperatures overnight will fall to around 37°.
By 7 a.m. we could also see a wintry mix start to move in but accumulation isn't expected. Temperatures have been too warm over the past week and temperatures while this mix is moving in will only be in the mid 30s. Fortunately, this mix looks to be brief. As we go throughout the rest of Sunday morning we will see more scattered showers which eventually will fade in the afternoon and evening. The high temperature will only be 39°, but add in the wind, we will have chills in the upper 20s and low 30s. Wind gusts Sunday could reach 30 mph from the northwest.
Sunday night lows fall near freezing as we see drier skies, but the clouds remain. That carries into Monday too.
There is the possibility of more rain Tuesday, but the rest of next week remains on the dry side along with temperatures in the mid 40s, just right above average.
TONIGHT
Rain tapers off
Cooler air
Low: 37
SUNDAY
A.M. wintry mix possible
Mostly cloudy, breezy
High: 39
SUNDAY NIGHT
Mostly cloudy
Near freezing
Low: 32
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