Forecast

Soggy Day for the Northeast

You know what they say about rainy days and Mondays. Well...we'll at least arm you with the forecast information you need to soldier through a wet start to the work week in the East.

Soaking Rains Continue

Rain will continue to stream into primarily the interior Northeast along an advancing cold front. The most steady rainfall will occur from the Appalachians to New England. Portions of Upstate New York and northern New England may see a wintry mix of snow, sleet and freezing rain Monday.

(MAP: Monday's forecast)

(FORECAST: Pittsburgh | Trenton | Providence | Albany | NYC)

By Monday afternoon, a cold front will swing through and produce a sharp decrease in temperatures throughout the region. Some cities may see their daytime temperatures drop 15 to 20 degrees between Monday and Tuesday. Rain is likely from New England to the central Appalachians. Parts of northern New England may continue to see a wintry mix.

Travel delays are a good bet in the Northeast, so be sure to pencil in some extra time for your Monday commute.

(MORE: Northeast Travel Weather Forecast | Current Airport Delays)

Fortunately, the Northeast should dry out on Tuesday. Only a few lingering snow showers are possible in northern New England, and near the eastern Great Lakes.

(MAP: Tuesday forecast)