Warmer Sunday and Monday, continued precipitation chances into the week

 With overnight precipitation moving out of the state line this morning, even warmer weather is expected to follow! Before that though, some lingering fog through the morning will stick around until around 9-10 a.m. this morning.

Slick conditions were present overnight last night as a mixed mode of precipitation came through which started as snow but quickly transitioned to freezing rain and rain. Some lingering moisture through the rest of the morning may help initiate a few lingering showers as well as produce patchy fog for some locations across the state line. Through the rest of the day though, low level clouds will stick around as we look to once again reach into the mid 40's.

 

Into tomorrow a bit of a trickier in terms of temperatures looks to take shape. Once again tomorrow looks to stay unseasonably warm but how warm will be the question. With a stationary boundary expected to stall right over the state line, the position of the boundary can influence temperatures at least a few degrees tomorrow.

Some locations may range in at least 5 degrees throughout the state line tomorrow all depending on where this sets up. For areas that would be north of the boundary tomorrow, low 40-degree temperatures would most likely be the outcome. While areas south of the boundary/front would be approaching the 50's!

Precipitation chances look to remain low through the next few days however with two separate troughs expected to move through the Midwest this week, higher precipitation chances look possible with those systems. As of now, it's still a bit far out to be forecasting precipitation type or totals, but with multiple models in agreement on some sort of precipitation, possibly mixed precipitation chances look possible into the later portions of this week.