Sunday was a much better day across the Tri-State and we will see more of that beautiful weather as we move into the early week.
Tonight will be mostly clear with calm winds turning to the north. Temperatures will still be several degrees above normal, falling into the upper 40s. The fact that we will be clear & calm leads to the potential for some patch fog in sheltered valleys. It all depends on the amount of moisture at the surface.
As we look ahead to the workweek, it looks like a relatively warm and quiet week ahead. Temperatures will stay well above normal each day this week. Our average high temperatures should be into the mid to upper 50s this week, but we will actually have highs into the upper 60s and low 70s much of the week.
Monday will be sunny with a high near 66° and Tuesday looks to be a bit cooler at 61°. That is still slightly warmer than average.
As it stands, the next chance at rain will move in on Friday and into Saturday with a strong cold front. While there is a small chance at rain, the bigger impact might be the cold that follows. A major blast of arctic air will accompany that front dropping our high temperatures into the low to mid 40s. It will be even colder overnight as we have temperatures that fall into the 20s and low 30s.
SUNDAY
Plenty of sunshine
Beautiful!
High: 70
SUNDAY NIGHT
Clear & calm
Staying mild
Low: 47
MONDAY
Plenty of sunshine
Wind from the north
High: 66
MONDAY NIGHT
Mostly clear
Seasonally cool
Low: 41
TUESDAY
A few more clouds
Slightly cooler
High: 61
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