A warm stretch will persist through Tuesday evening before a cooler air mass moves in on Wednesday, bringing a noticeable drop in temperatures.
Meteorologist Mike Slifer notes conditions remain unseasonably mild tonight and will stay that way into the evening. His 11 p.m. update highlights comfortable temperatures and calm conditions for most areas.
Overnight plans may require an umbrella. Meteorologist Josh Cingranelli’s 11 p.m. forecast advises scattered showers are possible during the late-night hours, so carry rain gear if you’ll be outdoors.
Looking at the weekend, Meteorologist Jill Gilardi warns of the chance for some precipitation between Saturday night and Sunday morning. Expect brief overnight rain in parts of the region.
As we move into next week, the pattern shifts. Forecasts indicate a dry, sunnier start to October but overall temperatures will trend cooler, with more fall-like readings replacing the current mild air.
Mike Slifer’s preview of the upcoming period reinforces the change to autumn-like conditions, with cooler air arriving midweek and lingering into the start of October.