Overview
- Scattered evening showers are moving through the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast with generally light totals, most commonly a few hundredths to a few tenths of an inch.
- A vigorous cold front will clear the coast by early Sunday, bringing widespread northwest to west wind gusts near 30–40 mph and falling temperatures through the day.
- Higher elevations of northern New England face a wintry mix with freezing rain and ice glaze up to roughly a quarter inch, plus light mountain snow, creating slick travel early Sunday.
- Parts of Northeast Ohio carry a slim risk for an isolated strong to severe storm this evening, with brief gusts approaching 60 mph possible.
- The South stays warm and largely rain-free under high pressure, sustaining drought conditions as highs run in the upper 70s to low 80s into early next week.