The trend of warmer than normal temperatures continues, with temperatures only dropping to the low 60s overnight.
After a dry weekend, Monday will bring our next chance for rain, though. The majority of the day looks dry, but by the later afternoon and evening we will see scattered showers that become more widespread into the overnight hours and possibly some storms. Right now, it does not look like we will see strong storms, but make sure to stay up to date with the forecast as this will be something to watch.
The rain will exit the Tri-State Tuesday morning, but could impact the morning commute.
A cold front will move through the Tri-State along with this system, bringing slightly cooler temperatures Tuesday, but the high will still be in the mid 70s, which is above average for this time of year.
From there, we'll see a chance at rain every day this week except for Wednesday. Right now, the best chance for widespread rain is Friday.
Highs will cool slightly into next weekend but should still be mild into the low 70s. This is good news because the current forecast calls for dry weather for the Flying Pig Marathon!
TONIGHT
Mostly clear
Mild
Low: 62
MONDAY
Sunny AM
PM Rain
High: 82
MONDAY NIGHT
Rain, thunderstorms
Up to 1.5" of rain
Low: 61
TUESDAY
Rain clears in AM
Cooler
High: 76
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