After another day of rain around the Tri-State on Wednesday, we only have one more day of wet weather. We will see rain hit overnight and through daybreak. We've already seen most neighborhoods with decent rain totals.
Here are some of the potential rainfall totals, which is good news for the Tri-State.
While officially we are still in a "moderate drought", the new Drought Monitor will be issued on Thursday, likely giving us a better outlook after our recent dry conditions.
An area of low pressure is triggering the wet weather, which will pull out of the area on Thursday afternoon. Clouds will be slow to clear, so partly cloudy skies are set for the evening before more substantial clearing on Friday.
Friday night football looks good, at this point. In fact, the weekend looks very nice. My forecast includes plenty of sunshine and mild temperatures in the upper 70s. At the moment, the long-range into next week looks dry too. Afternoon highs will stay a bit above average as the seasonal high is 76 degrees.
OVERNIGHT
Rain, heavy at times through daybreak
Low: 65
THURSDAY
Rain early
Spotty afternoon showers
High: 76
THURSDAY NIGHT
Beocming fair
Cooler
Low: 56
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