Chilly Air Spurs Severe Threat in the Northeast

RECORD COLD - Cool overnights are upcoming as refreshingly Fall-like air arrives across the Midwest, Tennessee Valley, Great Lakes, and Appalachians. In fact, there are several potential record-cold temperatures forecast Sunday and Monday mornings! Here is a look at the low temperatures tonight into Monday morning.

Low temperatures will be at or below-average through Tuesday morning for most cities across the East. The difference between the cool air blowing over some warmer lake waters will fire up more rain chances Sunday and Monday.

The rain chances are expected to be more isolated to end the weekend, but could pack a punch on Monday. Some will be capable of producing damaging straight-line winds, especially in the afternoon. The Storm Prediction Center has highlighted areas of upstate New York with the best chance.

Once the rain clears out, temperatures will start to rebound near the middle of the week. Highs will get back to normal values for early September for many, so take advantage of the cooler air while it's around!

Check back with us to find out which weather will be where in your East Regional Forecast, at :10 past every hour.