It's a 9 First Warning Weather Alert Day
It's a mild overnight for us as temps stay in the mid 60's by daybreak as Tuesday weather doesn't undergo an abrupt change.
A strong cold front will slam into the area, and storms will break out by about noon and certainly by early afternoon. The Tri-State could see a few storms turn severe during this period through 8 p.m.
The Storm Prediction Center has the entire Tri-State in a "SLIGHT RISK" for severe storms. The main impacts include damaging straight-line wind gusts and hail. However, all severe weather is possible, even a small, spin-up tornado.
The cold front triggered the storms, then stalls for the rest of the week. This means we'll see showers and rounds of storms on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday. Temperatures stay mild in the mid to upper 70s.
TONIGHT
Mostly clear
Dry
Low: 63
TUESDAY
Partly cloudy to mostly cloudy
Evening storms likely
High: 79
TUESDAY NIGHT
Storms ending
Mostly cloudy
Low: 59
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