After a chilly past two days, temperatures will quickly rebound Thursday afternoon. High temperatures will soar with breezy southwest winds into the mid-to upper 70s. The morning will be cool, but not as cold, with lows near 57 degrees.

Look for seasonable temperatures to return for the weekend with upper 60s to near 70 degrees.

The dry, sunny stretch will continue through the end of the week. Confidence is growing for some rain moving into the tri-state area by late in the weekend. Some of this rain could be tropical-like and heavy, as it will be enhanced by Isaias, which is currently a tropical storm in the Gulf. As of right now, we could be looking at 1-2 inches of rain with some localized 3-inch spots.

Tropical Storm Isaias could become the first hurricane of the season tomorrow. It is forecast to intensify to a hurricane by the morning and potentially up to a Cat 2 hurricane before making landfall along the Gulf Coast. After landfall, it is forecasted to weaken and track north, bringing tropical moisture to the region Sunday into Monday. It is still too early to determine the exact track, timing, and potential impacts of the remnants of Isaias. What we do know is there is a chance of some of that rain making it up here by Sunday and/or Monday.

Stay tuned to your News 12 team of meteorologists for updates.