When can Tri-State residents expect severe storms?

Severe storms are possible Monday night into Tuesday morning as a weather system moves through the region.

What are the temperature predictions for later in the week?

Temperatures will drop into the upper 60s by Wednesday afternoon and remain cooler than average, in the low 60s, through the weekend.

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Chilly mornings give way to 80s, then storms return

27 Apr

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Summary

Today's comfortable highs are expected in the mid-70s.
Monday will be warmer, reaching at least 80 degrees.
Severe storms are possible Monday night into Tuesday morning.

Chilly mornings give way to 80s, then storms return

This week's forecast for the Tri-State area includes a mix of comfortable days and potential severe weather. Today will be pleasant with sunny skies and highs in the mid-70s after starting chilly. Monday promises warmer conditions, reaching at least 80 degrees, but also signals the approach of new weather systems with increasing afternoon clouds.

Scattered storms are anticipated to develop Monday night and intensify overnight into Tuesday morning. While these storms will weaken as they move east, some could still pose a severe threat to the region. Following this, a mid-week cooldown is expected, with highs returning to the mid-70s on Tuesday before a cold front brings another chance for showers and storms late Tuesday into Wednesday.