Scattered showers have moved into the Tri-State and these will continue at times into the overnight. While the clouds and the rain move in, our temperatures will stay mild, only falling into the mid 40s. Wind will turn to the west as the front comes in. They should be around 5 to 10 mph from the west.
Those scattered showers will be with us through the early hours on Sunday. While there will be some light showers in the area around daybreak, the best rain chances will be into the afternoon. Sunday will be much cooler as well, only climbing towards 56°.
The afternoon showers will bring the potential for a few isolated storms as well. However, these should be hit or miss. Winds will be breezy, gusting from the northwest at 15 to 25 mph.
Even colder air is on tap for Monday with highs struggling to make the 50s and more scattered showers. Winds on Monday will still be strong at 25 to 30 mph, and gusts as strong at 40 mph. Those will also lead to a wind chill into the low 30s. Highs on Monday will likely stay below 50°.
While there is a slight chance at a shower or two on Tuesday, that is the day we start to dry out. From there we will warm up a bit and clear up with sunshine and the 60s for the end of the week.
EARLY LOOK AT THE PIG: An early look at next weekend shows dry weather and temperatures into the 60s! Looking good for the Flying Pig Marathon early on!
SATURDAY EVENING
Mostly cloudy
Showers moving through
High: 59
SATURDAY NIGHT
Scattered showers
Chance storms
Low: 44
SUNDAY
Spotty showers
Isolated storms
High: 56
SUNDAY NIGHT
More showers
Staying cloudy & cool
High: 41
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