Tonight: What a gorgeous day outside! Get out and enjoy the sunshine and warm temperatures this evening, as we will start to see increasing clouds tonight and temperatures dropping into the mid-40s.
Tomorrow: Clouds will continue to increase, with chances for showers and thunderstorms arriving by the evening and overnight hours. The best chance for thunderstorms looks to lie north of our viewing area, but be prepared for some lightning and heavy downpours during this time. Severe weather is not expected.
7-Day Forecast: A very busy 7-Day Forecast here, as rain chances continue Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Thunderstorms are possible Friday and some heavy rainfall is possible on Saturday. Total rainfall amounts of 2 to 3 inches are possible, which could lead to some localized flooding. We will get very close to our first 70-degree day of 2020 on Saturday; we will be monitoring the potential for this milestone very closely. Temperatures will fall behind a cold front Saturday night. Sunday will be chilly, with windy conditions and isolated showers across the area. Monday looks to be the pick of the week, with lots of sunshine and warm temperatures. More isolated showers are possible Tuesday before we dry out again on Wednesday.
---Assistant Chief Weather Forecaster Nathan Gidley
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