Saturday named a First Warning Alert Day

An upper-level disturbance will continue to drive moisture our way until it departs later this week. Off and on showers will be common as well as periods of steadier rain into tonight. Temperatures fall into the 50s overnight with showers turning more scattered.

Clouds, showers and an overall dampness continues Tuesday and Wednesday with the chance of a few rumbles of thunder as well and highs in the mid 60s.

By Thursday, the disturbance will open up and pull off to our east. This will be the day with the best chance for dry weather and highs in the mid 60s. The rainy pattern will return for Friday and at least early Saturday as another disturbance slowly moves in.

Right now it looks like this next system will depart by Saturday night, which will lead to a drying trend for the Mother’s Day.

Have a great evening!