One last line of storms will be moving through overnight ahead of a cold front that will dramatically drop temperatures across the region. As the cold front moves through, any rain and storms will come to an end. Furthermore, the winds will begin to weaken, but will still be breezy at around 30 mph.

The line of storms will bring an additional quarter-inch of rainfall to some areas from the heavy downpours. It could be up to half an inch. Winds will gust up to 50 mph during this time as well, then quickly diminish. The wind advisory will also come to an end around 4 a.m. Tuesday morning.

Tuesday is St. Patrick's Day. Many events/parades will be going on throughout the day. While the rain gear won't be needed anymore, you will have to wear an extra layer or two. That is because the breezy winds will make the temperatures feel chilly. Many spots could have temperatures feeling like they are in the 30s.

Wednesday is the coldest day of the week, with temperatures only topping out in the upper 30s. Temperatures will bounce back as we go through the rest of the work week.

Spring officially arrives this Friday, at 10:46 a.m., when the Vernal Equinox occurs. Spring showers move in for the late day hours and continue to linger through the weekend ahead.

OVERNIGHT: Mainly cloudy with scattered showers, possibly mixed with some snowflakes, as gusty winds linger and temps get colder. Lows: upper 20s to mid-30s.

TUESDAY: ST. PATRICK'S DAY - Breezy to gusty winds with a mix of sun & clouds. Highs: Low 40s. Lows: Low to mid-20s.

WEDNESDAY: Sun and clouds. Highs: Upper 30s. Lows: Upper 20s.

THURSDAY: Sun and clouds. Highs: Upper 40s. Lows: Mid-30s.