Cold front moves in, drops temperatures heading into workweek

The big story today was the passing cold front that brought scattered showers and storms to the region. These storms will fade tonight as the cold front continues to sink south.

We’ll dry out overnight but the clouds will stick around with lows dropping into the low 50s.

Come Monday we’ll start the day dry but Monday night into Tuesday we’ll be watching for our next Nor’easter to sweep on through bringing showers and breezy winds. Tuesday will be a damp and stormy day, a great day to have your Weather Authority App handy.

Tuesday late morning through the afternoon there is a slight chance for some strong storms to develop. The SPC has placed those south of I-10 under a Marginal Risk for the day.

Cloudy skies and showers stick around through Wednesday morning before we dry out and clear out just in time for the holiday.

Looking ahead at Christmas Eve and Christmas the forecast shows mostly sunny skies and highs in the low 70s with low in the upper 40s low 50s.