It was a gorgeous Friday here across the Tri-State and that will continue into the Saturday for the most part. Clear skies and calm winds will lead to some chilly temperatures as we wake up. Low temperatures will likely fall below freezing with most near 30-degrees.
We could see some patchy fog develop in some spots, but we will more likely see frost. Skies will stay clear to start Saturday, but clouds will roll in as we head into the afternoon. Temperatures will be into the mid 50s.
Through the overnight our next weathermaker rolls in from the southwest bringing rain for the morning on Sunday. This system will have much more moisture with it than what last night's showers brought. Rain will likely pick up through the morning hours and last through the middle of the day. Rain totals will be around a half inch to an inch.
From there we dry out to start next week with highs in the mid 50s.
FRIDAY NIGHT
Clear, calm, and cold
Patchy frost and fog
Low: 31
SATURDAY
Clear early
Clouds building
High: 57
SATURDAY NIGHT
Rain moving in
Not as cold
Low: 46
SUNDAY
Steady rain and showers
Showers end late
High: 57
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