There should be a break in storms for a few hours late afternoon into early evening, but high-resolution modeling suggests a few isolated storms are possible close to sunset. Following this, colder air will begin to move in during the late evening and overnight hours with a few showers and even some snowflakes mixing in just before daybreak Monday.

Gusty winds develop ahead of a cold front that will usher in rain showers and a few thunderstorms by late Sunday and into tonight, the National Weather Service said. Some of the storms could produce flooding downpours, according to the weather service.

Overnight, cloudy conditions with areas of fog and some of the fog could be dense in some locations. Along with the fog we will also see patchy drizzle and a passing shower possible. Sunday will

Temperatures will be in the low 50s for most areas, with thickening clouds everywhere by the early morning hours on Sunday.

Although the threat of severe thunderstorms is low, strong winds are expected to be whipping across the state on Sunday.