Plenty of residual clouds remain after our rainmaker has gone east. However, by daybreak, clearing skies bring sunshine for the morning after our torrential rain

With the clearing, the temperatures will drop fast with the northerly winds. While it's going to be chilly out the door, it's actually rather seasonal.

I guess, it's the luck of the Irish as Mother Nature will present a beautiful sunny day on Monday, but the temps will be cool for most of the day.

You'll notice the neighborhood's highs will run between 51 to 55 degrees, yet it'll feel cooler with breezy, northerly winds.

With seasonal weather for Monday, Tuesday comes back with mild conditions as afternoon temperatures rise to around 70 degrees. Wednesday will be mild too with highs near 70 as well. However, a cold front will barrel into the Tri-State on Wednesday night triggering rain and a few downpours. Leftover showers remain on Thursday.
OVERNIGHT
Gradual clearing
by daybreak
Low: 30
MONDAY
Mostly sunny
Seasonal
High: 54
MONDAY NIGHT
Mostly clear
Low: 39
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