After frosty morning, warmer temperatures and wind roll in

Candie Takacs of Kettering took photo on March 4, a frosty morning at her home in Kettering. She says, “The ice crystals were on my husband's truck window, so beautiful! The soft brown color on one side of the photo is a mirrored reflection of trees in our backyard.”

Candie Takacs of Kettering took photo on March 4, a frosty morning at her home in Kettering. She says, “The ice crystals were on my husband's truck window, so beautiful! The soft brown color on one side of the photo is a mirrored reflection of trees in our backyard.”

After a frosty start to the day, it will be mostly sunny and breezy with a high around 71 degrees. Winds will be stronger in the afternoon, with stronger gusts as high as 26 mph expected, according to the NWS.

Overnight winds will lighten somewhat, though won’t entirely go away. Clouds will start to increase, though skies will still be mostly clear by dawn. Lows will be around 56 degrees.

Sunday will be warmer and still breezy, with a high near 79 degrees and some gusts around 25 mph around midday. Clouds will continue to increase throughout the day for mostly cloudy skies by nightfall.

Starting a few hours before dark there will be a chance of rain, which will continue to increase as the sun sets, making showers likely around midnight. Overnight lows will be around 60 degrees.

The rain will continue into Monday, with a chance for thunderstorms joining in the afternoon, and increasing further after dark.

Rain chances will dip and storm chances will drop away in the early hours of Tuesday morning, but the NWS predicted it won’t go away entirely, picking up again during the day on Tuesday.

Temperatures during the day on Monday will be around 74 degrees, then fall to around 61 degrees Monday night.

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