Quiet Weekend; Light Monday Showers, Midweek Rain

As clocks fell back to Eastern Standard Time, most areas had a quiet, sunny Sunday with chilly mornings and frost possible inland and highs from the 40s in parts of New England to the 70s–80s in parts of the South and West. Central and eastern Iowa experienced dense morning fog and subfreezing readings with advisories and potential slick spots, and some Long Island neighborhoods could see a first freeze by next weekend. A cold front will bring isolated, mainly light showers to parts of the Northeast and Florida late Sunday into Monday. Most upcoming precipitation is expected to be light with little accumulation (snow only at high elevations), but the San Joaquin Valley should see a Wednesday storm around 0.25 inch with a stronger follow-up midweek. Winds will be lighter Sunday but are forecast to strengthen midweek with gusts occasionally over 30–35 mph, producing choppy coastal and boating conditions and gusty winds across New England and surrounding shores.