Chief Meteorologist Patrick Rockey's First Warning Forecast
The cold front that move through on Wednesday night has ushered in sharply cooler temperatures and gusty Northeast winds.
And with those Northeast winds we can expect the threat for title flooding over the next few days.
We expect mainly nuisance-to-minor flooding at times of high tide Friday, Saturday and possibly Sunday.
But as we head into the weekend, we have a slow warming trend on the way.
Expect partly-to-mostly cloudy skies on Saturday, with highs only in the lower 60s.
Sunday will be a few degrees warmer with high temperatures, climbing into the mid 60s.
Good news as we headed to Halloween. It won’t be terribly chilly as the kids head out for trick-or-treating with high temperatures in the lower 70s.
However, it could be soggy. A storm system moving in from the Gulf of Mexico will bring us scattered showers on Monday.
The big question, obviously, is will the rain stick around for the kids trick-or-treating on Monday?
And the forecast models are split on this, so the timing is still a bit of a question mark.
It looks like some of the rain will stick around for early on Tuesday before our skies clear.
Most of next week is looking dry and seasonably mild.
