Today was another day where we we were 15 to 20 degrees below normal and unfortunately the next week doesn't look much warmer.
It will be cold once again overnight. Clouds will clear out again and allow temperatures to fall back into the low to mid 30s. That cold combined with light winds from the south at 3 mph means we will have a good chance at frost again overnight. Lows will range from 31 to 35°. A Frost Advisory has been issued for all counties we cover except for Adams, Clinton and Highland counties, which are in Freeze Warning. Both the Advisory and the Warning are in effect from 12 a.m. until 9 a.m. Tuesday.
There will be more clouds that roll in during the middle of the day Tuesday as we become mostly cloudy. Clouds will still inhibit temperatures a little bit, but it will be a bit warmer due to winds out of the southwest. Highs will be back into the low 60s for most. However, that is still 8 to 10 degrees cooler than normal. There is a slight chance at showers late in the day, especially to our north.
The 60s will continue to be with us through the middle of the week with mostly cloudy skies. Our warmest temperatures will likely be Thursday through Saturday.
The best threat for rain will be late in the week and into the weekend. Thursday is when that window opens up, but it is far from a sure chance. The better rain chances will continue into the weekend as the cooler than normal air continues as well. Saturday brings the best rain potential at this point, but we will continue to monitor it.
MONDAY NIGHT
Mostly cloudy
Cool
Low: 34
TUESDAY
Mostly cloudy
Milder
High: 61
TUESDAY NIGHT
Mostly cloudy
Not as cold
Low: 40
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