The Storm Prediction Center no longer has the Tri-State under a risk for severe weather, but with more rain on the way, flooding remains a concern.
A Flood Watch for the entire Tri-State is in place until 2 a.m. Some areas have already seen more than an inch of rain in the last 24 hours. An additional 1-2 inches is possible.
Rain and even some heavy downpours stick with us through the evening. After clearing overnight, rain chances return Friday.
By late Friday, rainfall totals will be impressive.
Winds will be gusty regardless of any stronger storms. We could see gusts to 30 mph or more for Thursday and Friday.
Colder temperatures are also expected for Friday, with the high only getting to the mid 50s.
The weekend looks mainly dry. Saturday will feel great in the upper 60s with mostly sunny skies. However, on Sunday, another system will bring increasing clouds and a chance for showers later in the day.
Temperatures will get to the upper 70s by Sunday and continue to be above average into next week.
OVERNIGHT
Overnight break from rain
Wind gusts up to 35 mph
Low: 46
FRIDAY
Rain continues
Cooler temperatures
High: 56
FRIDAY NIGHT
Rain and clouds clear
Win gusts up to 25 mph
Low: 42
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