After record breaking warmth on Saturday across most of the state, much colder air and rain settled in for Sunday and on Monday.
A cold front that passed through the state yesterday has brought a big change. Temperatures Sunday afternoon were some 30 to 35 degrees colder compared to Saturday's highs.
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Daytime high temperatures Sunday only peaked in the upper 40s to lower 50s along with periods of rain. It was a little milder along the shoreline.
The rain will continue through this evening and periods of rain look likely into Monday as well.
Rain on Monday may be heavy at times. Up to an additional inch of rain is possible between Sunday afternoon and when rain wraps up on Monday afternoon/evening.
Dry conditions with chilly temperatures are expected for Halloween on Tuesday.
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