WEATHER BLOG: Saturday

The high pressure that allowed us to radiate so well overnight will be moving off to the northeast today as the next weather maker moves into the area. Low pressure crossing Ontario will bring a cold front through our area on Saturday night, which will bring a quick batch of rain through most of the northeast. Rain should end quickly on Sunday morning.

Sunday could turn out to be a beautiful day when all is said and done, with high pressure moving in quickly from the west. Sunshine should return by Sunday afternoon and that sun should let us back into the 60s after a chilly Saturday.

Cold air aloft starts funneling in again on Monday, and despite a good deal sunshine and high pressure, it will be a chilly start to the week, with temperatures back down to similar levels as today. Wednesday will see a warm-up come to the area, but at the expense of the nice weather. Low pressure tracking across the Great Lakes, swollen with the moisture from what was Patricia, will be headed our way. East of the system warm air will be lifting north, however that warm advection will open us up to shower activity well in advance of the system's cold front. We should see rain begin on
Wednesday afternoon, and last through Thursday and into Thursday night. Friday, Saturday, and Sunday all look drier, but with cold air overhead it will also be much more fall-like.