Rain showers start early to mid afternoon with a few bouts of moderate to heavy rain briefly.
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The next disturbance will bring a good chance for rain Thursday and Friday.
An arctic front Sunday night into Monday could bring some flurries.
TUESDAY: Very cold morning temperatures in the 10s appear likely but with luck (and some sun) we’ll moderate back into the low to mid 40s during the afternoon. We will see sunshine and temperatures in the low 60s. Areas south of I-10 will stand the greatest chance of rain, while areas north of I-10 may not see any rain. Add some clouds to that and even light precipitation and it will be noticeable colder than Friday when it was a mild 58 degrees and sunny. High temperatures in the lower 40s.
A blast of colder air is expected to hit southeast Montana on Saturday, pushing temperatures to about minus 20 degrees by Sunday morning, the National Weather Service said.
Lows overnight will fall into the lower 30s, and the rain could change to snow showers. Temperatures will be below normal with lows in the 30s and highs in the 50s.
We will then take a break from the clouds and rain for a few days. We’re tracking another warm up as we finish the week with highs pushing 50 in many places Thursday.
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Localized freezing is also possible on roadways as the daytime high is only forecast to reach 34 degrees in Cincinnati, and colder in outlying areas.
