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7:00 AM | Transition back to seasonal chill by tomorrow with chances for rain, sleet or snow

Paul Dorian

6-Day Forecast

Today

Mostly cloudy, still mild, morning showers possible, highs in the upper 50’s early in the day

Tonight

Cloudy, chilly, showers likely, could mix with sleet towards morning in the far northern suburbs, lows in the mid-to-upper 30’s

Tuesday

Cloudy, colder, chance for some rain, possibly mixed with sleet in the far northern suburbs, near 40

Tuesday Night

Cloudy, cold, some rain, possibly mixed with sleet or snow in the northern suburbs, low 30’s

Wednesday

Mostly cloudy, morning rain, possibly mixed with sleet or snow in the northern suburbs, chilly, low 40’s

Thursday

Sun early then clouds, chance for snow or rain by night, still chilly, low 40’s

Friday

Mostly cloudy, windy, cold, chance for snow early, near 40

Saturday

Mostly sunny, not as cold, low-to-mid 40’s

Discussion

There will be one more mild day to start the week before seasonal chill moves back into the region by tomorrow. The transition from mild to seasonal chill will come with some rain shower activity this morning and again later tonight and from late tonight into early Wednesday it could be just cold enough for snow and sleet to mix in at times in the far northern suburbs. Finally, one more low pressure area will have to be watched for later Thursday into Friday as colder air moves into the region. At the moment, it looks like that system may miss us just to our south and east, but it is a close call and its precipitation would likely be primarily snow should it move further north. After a moderately cold weekend, even colder air is destined to arrive early next week throughout the eastern part of the country as it appears the overall pattern becomes quite cold.

Video

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