OVERNIGHT: A few showers are expected overnight.

MONDAY: Areas of fog Monday morning as a warm front pushes north during the morning. Temperatures will become mild and even warm rather quickly on Monday. Breezy southerly winds and pockets of sunshine will break through some of the clouds early in the afternoon just before storms fire off Monday evening.

STORM WATCH: Rain will begin around the evening commute, but the periods of heavy rain and high winds are expected to develop around 6-9 p.m. Guidance has suggested that the track of this storm system will have pockets of heavy rain impacting most of Nassau County. 1-2" of rain is likely. Expect ponding and even isolated flooding for flood-prone areas. The North Shore, specifically in Nassau County and near Cold Spring Harbor, Huntington and other Suffolk County towns that are close to county lines are also areas of concern for possible flooding.

Though the threat is low, take the time to prepare for possible severe weather, and for a messy evening commute. Download our weather app to stay up to date with the latest forecast details and timings so you can stay informed of the changing weather. Be sure to follow the Storm Watch Team Meteorologists Julian Seawright, Sam Augeri and Rich Hoffman for your any updates on Long Island weather.

REST OF THE WEEK: Looking ahead as the storms clear out near midnight, and then cooler and drier weather will be here as we start April. We get a couple of days of dry cooler weather before we warm back up on Thursday with another chance for rain in the evening.