Trent Magill

A few lake-effect rain showers will be possible early on Veterans Day. A secondary cold front will swing through Monday afternoon/evening, sparking a few more light showers.

It will also still be breezy on Monday. Plan for southwesterly winds of 15-20 mph with gusts of 30+ mph. It will remain breezy through Tuesday with a couple of lake effect showers early in the day.

The late-day sun won't be enough to help us rebound Tuesday, but it will be enough to let temps dive overnight. We're dipping into the 20s for most spots early Wednesday.

That sun though... helping temps rebound quickly. We're near 50º by noon with highs this afternoon in the middle 50s.

Plan on some sun Saturday but temps still struggle. We're near 50º again by the afternoon. This weekend looks dry with temperatures in the 50s to near 60.

Sunday looks dry for most of the day with slightly milder temperatures in the upper 50s to near 60. A few showers will be possible late on Sunday and into Monday.

It appears that the chances of rain will gradually increase each day. It will only be an isolated chance on Monday, to a few on Tuesday Scattered by Wednesday to likely by Wednesday night.

Our next round of rain won't be as heavy but winds will be picking up. Gusts to 30mph likely through the afternoon. Make sure you're planning ahead.

The cold arrives after the rain. Winds should relax overnight into Thursday dropping temps into the 30s with rain and snow flying by the morning commute.

I'm tracking another wave of snow and rain for the morning commute but it won't be nearly as intense as last night's snow.