Happy Sunday! It has been a very rough day across the Tri-State as we have seen rain & storms, strong wind, and colder temperatures.
Wind reports of 46 to 48 mph have been picked up in some areas. Along with that, we have seen more than a half inch of rain over the last 24 hours in many areas. That heaviest of the rain is gone, but we will still have a few isolated showers for the rest of the evening. Skies will stay cloudy either way. Overnight should stay dry for most, but we may have a pop-up shower or two. Winds will continue to die down, around 10 mph from the south.
Monday will be dry for most communities but there may be an occasional isolated shower that pops up, but not everyone will see that. Winds should be much calmer, right around 5 mph, but it will be chillier. Temperatures will only be into the mid to upper 40s.
Tuesday will be much warmer with temperatures into the upper 50s and a strong south wind at 10 to 20 mph yet again. That will also bring in more clouds later in the day, maybe even a shower too. However, the best rain will be after midnight into Wednesday.
Rain will be most likely for the first half of the day, but as we move into the afternoon a cold front sweeps in drying us out but bringing a quick blast of cold air. Winds will be very strong yet again with gusts of 25 to 35 mph possible. From there we get cold as we move into Thursday.
SUNDAY NIGHT
Showers end
Winds calming
Low: 40
MONDAY
Mostly cloudy
Cooler & calm
High: 47
MONDAY NIGHT
Calm & mild
More clouds
Low: 40
TUESDAY
Clouds building, rain late
Much warmer
High: 60
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