Clouds will linger through tonight in the wake of an Alberta Clipper passing well to the north of Ohio and leftover shallow moisture.
High pressure near the Mid-Atlantic coast will provide a southeast flow and some sunshine Wednesday, with above-freezing temperatures that will allow more snow and ice to melt.
Clouds will return on Thursday, as a series of Pacific storms moving through the western states pull moisture north from the Gulf of Mexico. A mild southerly flow will boost readings into the low to mid-50s through New Year’s weekend, with periods of light rain and patchy fog.
FORECAST
- Tonight: Mostly cloudy, cold. Low 25
- Wednesday: Clearing, breezy, seasonal. High 38
- Thursday: Mostly cloudy, mild. High 47 (32)
- Friday: Showers develop. High 52 (44)
- New Year’s Eve: Periods of rain. High 54 (46)
- New Year’s Day: Mostly cloudy, early showers. High 52 (45)
- Monday: Mainly cloudy. High 50 (39)
