Happy Sunday! We have been treated to a wonderful spring weekend here in the Tri-State! The spring warmth will carry on this evening and into the overnight with temperatures in the 50s for most areas.
A calm east wind of 3 to 5 mph will turn to the southeast at 10 mph overnight which will keep us mild through the predawn hours Monday. That morning low will be into the low 40s with skies staying mostly clear.
Monday will be our warmest day of the week, and windiest day of the week. Winds from the southwest will be between 10 and 20 mph, gusting to 25 at times. That will help us warm up into the upper 60s into the afternoon and possibly the low 70s. Expect sunshine early in the day with clouds building through the afternoon and evening. A cold front from the northwest will bring in a chance at showers during the late evening and overnight into Tuesday. Coverage will be scattered so not everyone will see rain, but the front will cool things down overnight into Tuesday.
The middle of our week will stay relatively calm and quiet. Cooler too. Temperatures Tuesday through Thursday will be between 46 to 50 for the afternoons. Our morning temperatures for both Wednesday and Thursday will likely be below freezing. However, we should be dry with partly to mostly cloudy skies.
The next chance for impactful weather will push in late Thursday, more so Friday. Rain is looking like the mostly likely outcome at this point. It is still way too early to talk timing and totals, but it does look like the biggest impact of the workweek so stay tuned!
SUNDAY EVENING
Spring-like
Warm & sunny
High: 58
SUNDAY NIGHT
A few clouds
Mild
Low: 42
MONDAY
Sunny early, clouds late
Warm & Windy
High: 70
MONDAY NIGHT
Scattered showers
Still mild
Low: 42
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