Heavy rain is likely at times overnight. The winds will also gust up to 25mph through daybreak. Some areas have already seen 1-2" of rain and this could mean the potential for Flood Advisories by daybreak. Take care getting on the streets in the morning.
Temperatures will start off in the mid to upper 40s Thursday, with heavy rain moving east by sunrise.
Scattered showers and dreary conditions linger through much of the day on Thursday, with highs in the low to mid 50s.
Stubborn clouds remain into Friday before clearing at night. So, our weekend will be partly to mostly sunny as temps climb into the 60s by next week.
On the subject of next week, signs are pointing to a big, block of arctic cold air spilling into the Tri-State about Thursday. Perhaps more importantly, will be the moisture that spins into the area. Let's just say we have an average snowfall of .8" in November. We'll let you know.
OVERNIGHT
Rain-Heavy at times
Overcast
Low: 48
THURSDAY
Spotty, mostly light rainfall
High: 56
THURSDAY NIGHT
Mostly cloudy
Above average lows
Low: 46
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