ROANOKE, Va. – An area of low pressure continues to swirl over Ontario, resulting in cooler weather to start the week. At the same time, a weak disturbance will form on the southern edge and lead to a few showers Monday afternoon.
We’ll see some gusty wind accompanying these showers as they move from west to east.
This will keep temperatures in the 50s and 60s during the afternoon - a late October and early November feel.
Overnight lows fall into the 30s and 40s through Wednesday morning, thanks to a clear sky and dry air. You’ll notice, however, that nighttime lows climb later in the week.
This has to do with increased clouds and moisture levels. A system near the East Coast gives us a slight chance of rain Thursday.
A better chance arrives with a separate cold front Friday and Saturday.
Once this front passes, we’ll cool off for the upcoming weekend. Highs will return to the 60s.