The week starts off with warm temperatures for this time of year, followed by entry of a cooler airmass. A storm system is forecast to bring rain mid-week. Temperatures will cool even more behind this storm with high temperatures dropping to slightly below normal levels in the low-60s by the end of the week.

Rest of today – mostly sunny, with highs in the low-70s. Overnight lows in the low-50s.

Tuesday – a dry cold front passes over the region later today, leading to cooler high temperatures in the low-60s for Tuesday on the back of colder northwest winds behind the front. It should be a sunny day. Overnight lows in the low-50s.

Wednesday – a low pressure system over the Great Lakes will track east towards the area. Mostly cloudy skies will prevail with highs warming into the mid-60s due to a shift in winds to the south and southeast. Rain should start to overspread the area later in the afternoon and continue overnight. Overnight lows in the low-50s and even cooler possibly in the upper-40s. A secondary coastal low forming off the Carolina coast will become the primary low as energy transfers from the inland storm.

Thursday – rain should clear out before the start of the day but winds will be breezy from the northwest. This will bring in cooler air again with high temperatures in the upper-50s and partly sunny skies. Overnight lows around 50°F.