As we move into Thursday, the weather pattern begins to change. We’ll start the day with some sunshine and warm temperatures climbing into the low 80s, but humidity will fully return to the region. By mid to late afternoon, scattered showers and thunderstorms become likely, with the chance for rain increasing Thursday evening and overnight. Some locations could pick up 1/2” or more of rain, with locally higher amounts in thunderstorms. We are under a “Marginal Risk” for severe weather.
Friday appears to be the wettest day this week. Expect periods of showers and thunderstorms through much of the day, continuing Friday night as well. Some storms could become stronger, and repeated rounds of rain may lead to localized flooding concerns in spots. Keep a close eye on later forecasts if you have outdoor plans heading into the end of the week.
The unsettled pattern continues into Saturday with additional showers and thunderstorms at times, although rain coverage should gradually decrease later in the day and Saturday night. By Sunday, conditions improve with a return to partial sunshine and much warmer temperatures nearing 90 degrees, and the 90s kick in next week.
TONIGHT
Partly cloudy
Mild again
Low: 63
THURSDAY
Increasing clouds, chance showers
Aternoon storms
High: 81
THURSDAY NIGHT
Rain likely
Chance storms
Low: 65
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