Scattered showers and isolated storms will pass overnight and into early Tuesday morning. Temperatures overnight fall to near 60°
We should see a break in rain after about 9am, but it won't last long. We'll have more rounds of showers and storms throughout the day, some of this turning heavy at times. The first push of showers and storms comes around midday. After that point, hit-or-miss showers and storms will be with us the rest of the afternoon and evening. Temperatures climb to the low 70s.
Low pressure will continue moving over our area early Wednesday morning before exiting the Tri-State. When all is said and done, it looks like we could see a range of 0.5" to 2.0" of rain in some communities.
Thursday is the one truly dry forecast this week with more rain likely on Friday. Right now, it appears most of the weekend will be dry.
TONIGHT
Spotty showers
Chance storms
Low: 59
TUESDAY
Rounds of showers and storms
Heavy at times
Chance Storms
High: 71
TUESDAY NIGHT
Rain chance continues
Overcast
Low: 59
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