A quick hitting storm system brings possible light snow to the region overnight into Wednesday. High pressure builds behind this storm, with winds shifting to the northwest bringing a cool down midweek. Another storm approaches towards the end of the week. Ahead of this, temperatures surge back above normal, approaching 60°F, as southwesterly winds instigate warm air advection.

Rest of today – increasing clouds with high temperatures in the mid-40s. A coastal low passes east of the area, bringing some potential for light snow accumulations (1″ or so). Precipitation will start off as rain, though, then transition to snow briefly overnight. Overnight lows drop to around 30°F.

Wednesday – snowfall may be enhanced by a second fast-moving arctic front. Behind this front, high pressure builds. Decreasing clouds, with winds picking up from the west then veering northwest towards overnight hours. High temperatures in the low-40s. Overnight lows will plummet quickly into the upper-20s with an Arctic air mass and northwesterly flow. Winds may gust above 30 mph during the overnight hours.

Thursday – expecting a calm, bright, sunny day with high temperatures in the low-30s, below normal for this time of year. High pressure will be moving right over us during this time. Overnight lows in the low-30s.

Friday – high pressure will move offshore to the east, setting up warm southwesterly return flow between the western periphery of the high and an incoming storm system. High temperatures expected in the upper-40s. Temperatures should in fact warm up overnight, through the upper-40s.