Today, before the storm, temperatures could be in the 60s or even close to 70, but a cold front with strong, gusty winds is expected to arrive on Thursday.
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High wind watches have also been posted for the higher terrain across eastern Tennesse and southwestern Virginia, as well as portions of the North Carolina mountains Tuesday night into Wednesday. Travel early Thursday morning-especially before 6am could be tricky, with windswept rain on-going. Wind gusts as high as 24 miles per hour.
Rain likely will continue through the night.
More sunshine is in Erie’s forecast for today before rain is expected to return tonight. High tide is expected around 12:15 p.m. Minor flooding is only expected on the most vulnerable shore roads.
A low pressure system is moving across the Mid-Columbia, bringing wind, rain and cooler temperatures heading into Halloween, according to the National Weather Service.
Forecasters said there is a potential for coastal flooding in Hancock and Washington counties around high tide Thursday morning through the afternoon.
The high temperature in Milwaukee Monday was 59, 3 degrees higher than normal for October. 26, according to the weather service. New precipitation amounts of less than a tenth of an inch possible. With the recent rains, Dallas-Fort Worth worldwide Airport has now seen 46.67 inches of rain in 2015, making it the seventh wettest year on record there.
The total for Tuesday does not include any precipitation after midnight.
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No snow has been recorded in Madison this snow season (July 1 to June 30).
