Jeff Smith

After a damp start tomorrow, a cool north wind can be accompanied by another rain (or snow) shower in the afternoon. A bright but cool Tuesday will be followed by a cloudier but milder midweek with highs in the 60s for the Mets opener on Thursday before showers show up at night.

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Rain takes us into tomorrow morning's commute before tapering off with a cool northerly breeze and perhaps another shower of rain or snow in parts of the area.

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The greatest threat of a severe thunderstorm into this evening would be over far western New Jersey where temperatures have warmed up the most and the air is more unstable.

A shower can linger into early tomorrow morning followed by a breezy and cooler afternoon with clouds giving way to some sun. Another shower cannot be completely ruled out. Tuesday looks bright but cool before a midweek warmup get us up to 60 for the Mets opener on Thursday.

We'll be keeping an eye on some potentially strong thunderstorms north and west of the city into early this evening before a general soaking rainfall overnight into very early tomorrow.

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After tomorrow night's rain, we'll have a brief cooldown before temperatures rise above average again for midweek and beyond.

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Watch for a shower late tonight, most likely north of the city. Tomorrow will be mostly cloudy and becoming breezy in the afternoon with a thunderstorm in the area late, most numerous N&W. Periods of rain tomorrow night could be heavy before blustery, cooler clearing on Monday.

Thunderstorms late tomorrow afternoon and evening could contain localized damaging wind gusts and hail, especially over New Jersey. That'll evolve into more of a soaking rainfall tomorrow night region-wide.

Expect potentially damaging wind gusts tomorrow even outside of any thunderstorm activity, but gusts within those storms could be on the order of 60mph+.

After a stormy day tomorrow with windswept downpours at times, Tuesday will be breezy and cooler before a moderating trend heading into the first day of spring on Friday (vernal equinox: 10:46am). Next shot at a shower is later Friday into Saturday before cooler air arrives.

Periods of rain arrive overnight with some heavier downpours possible leading up to daybreak. Tomorrow turns very windy with showers and a few thunderstorms, especially later in the day and into the evening. Greatest threat for severe storms still looks be to over New Jersey.

Flood Watch issued for Connecticut with excessive rainfall possible late tonight and tomorrow.

Wind Advisory issued for Monday afternoon into early Tuesday as gusts could exceed 50mph, especially in the vicinity of any thunderstorms.

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Greatest risk of severe thunderstorms with damaging wind tomorrow will be over New Jersey (level 2 out of 5) late in the day and into the evening hours as a squall line crosses the area from west to east. Even ahead of that line, any storms can produce heavy downpours.

Expect more clouds today with an increasing breeze before periods of rain arrive tonight. Tomorrow will be cloudy and very windy with showers and a few thunderstorms, especially later in the day and in the evening. Storms may be strong to severe, especially across New Jersey.