Overview
- A strong cold front that crossed many regions Sunday brought overnight showers and storms, then much cooler, gusty air.
- The National Weather Service issued Freeze Warnings for Cleveland and most of Southeast Michigan Sunday night into Monday, with a Freeze Watch for Pennsylvania’s Susquehanna Valley late Monday night into Tuesday.
- Colder air is producing scattered rain-to-snow in parts of the Great Lakes and Upper Midwest, with brief coatings possible on colder surfaces and little overall accumulation.
- In southeast Louisiana, 0.5 to 1 inch of morning rain exited by late morning in what forecasters say offers limited help for areas still in extreme drought.
- Forecasters expect a brief cold spell with some highs in the 40s to low 50s Monday before a midweek warmup into the 60s and 70s and another chance for showers later in the week.