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Sunday PM Forecast: Cold front moving in tonight, some AM showers tomorrow

1 year 5 months 1 week ago Sunday, October 16 2022 Oct 16, 2022 October 16, 2022 5:00 PM October 16, 2022 in Weather
Source: WBRZ Weather

Much needed changes coming to the area overnight.

THE FORECAST

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Tonight & Tomorrow: Today will be our last hot day in the forecast before we see a cooler stretch. As we head into the evening hours cloud cover will stick around but temperatures will start to fall into the mid-60s. Waking up expect some patchy fog across the area and this could impact morning commutes, but the fog will begin to lift as the sun comes up. The cold front is expected to make its way through during the overnight hours, but we will not see impacts right away. Our atmosphere is so dry that there will not be much rain associated with this system. A few showers during the morning hours are likely but most will manage to stay completely dry. Into the afternoon hours winds begin to shift out of the north and cooler, drier air starts pumping in. Monday daytime highs will top out in the high-70s but Tuesday is when we will finally start to feel the front.

Up Next: The front begins to set in Tuesday waking up feeling like fall again temperatures will be in the low-50s. Into the afternoon hours daytime highs will struggle to break 70 degrees. With this front, dew points will drop into the 20s! That means temperatures are able to be even cooler. Tuesday will be seasonable but Wednesday will be trending much colder. We have the potential to see our first 40° day of the season Wednesday morning. Morning temperatures could be up to 15° below average for this time of year. Sweater weather is here! Click here to see the 7-day forecast.

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