TODAY: A cold core upper-level low pressure system churns over the Great Lakes.  This continues to de-stabilize our atmosphere, especially as the day goes on.  Expect pockets of rain again today, and like yesterday, watch for some small hail.  The hail in this case does not come from severe storms, but from the fact that the air is so cool that a lot of moisture forms and falls as ice through most of the atmosphere.  Highs today will only hit the upper 40’s.

TONIGHT: A few spotty showers are possible as the upper-low lingers, otherwise, it will be a bit chilly.  Lows should hit the mid 30’s.

WEDNESDAY: Overall a nicer day, but we may see a stray shower or two for one last day.  The cold core will loosen its grip just a bit, so temperatures will be a bit milder, and highs will get a bit warmer and reach the mid to upper 50’s.

LATE-WEEK: Much warmer air will build in as the jet stream will lift north, and highs will get well above normal from Thursday through the weekend.