Today: Winds increasing gusting over 20mph this afternoon as a weakening cold front moves into the region. It won't bring any relief to the area as we have a high of 83 degrees today. Most of the day will be sunny with an increase in clouds throughout the afternoon.
Precisioncast: Clouds increase through the day with rain moving into the area ahead of a weakening cold front. The first round will mainly move through the northern counties in the early to mid evening. Into the overnight hours another round will move through bringing a chance of storms for the entire area. As we go through Saturday isolated rain showers and storms will be possible with the chances decreasing through the afternoon.
Tonight: Storm chances increase through the overnight hours as a weakening line of storms move through. South winds 10-15mph will bring in more warm and moist air making a low of 69 degrees.
7-Day Forecast: Taking a look at the 7-Day forecast a frontal system will move through tonight bringing some scattered rain and storms tonight and some isolated storms Saturday. After that we stay dry with increasing temperatures and humidity. With a high of 85 Sunday and 90 Monday and Tuesday. Clouds will increase Wednesday with increasing storm chances. A cold front will move through Wednesday night bringing in cooler and dry air making a significant difference in high temperatures.
-------Weather Forecaster Aaron Jones
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