Get ready for a taste of fall!  A cold front moved through Hampton Roads today and cooler air is filtering in behind it.  Temperatures on Monday will likely hold in the middle 70s. 

At the same time, an area of low pressure is riding up along that cold front (which is now becoming stationary over northeast North Carolina).  That low pressure system will bring us rain mainly after midnight through Monday.  The steadiest rain will be found across North Carolina with occasional showers farther to the north.  The winds will kick up as well.  Expect NE winds 10-25 mph with higher gusts.  Tides will run about 1 foot above normal Monday evening through Wednesday. 

For the first time in a long time, make sure you have both your umbrella and a jacket on Monday.

Monday's Forecast Map

Meteorologist Cheryl Nelson