Rain has moved out from this morning, but clouds will stick around for the rest of the day.
Rain will creep back in Monday morning, not worried about severe weather, just some quick-hitting rain.
On Monday there is also a Wind Advisory from 6am – 6pm. Sustained winds of 20-25mph are expected with gusts up to 40mph possible. Batten down any outdoor furniture.
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Starting off Saturday with some rain. WillCo. even got some lightning strikes earlier. I think thunder chances are mostly gone, leaving us with just a couple more hours of rain. WillCo. will get the majority of the rain. We’ll dry out this afternoon and evening, setting up for a dry, but cool home opener at GEODIS.
He’s baaack. The morning weather balloon shows the D.A.M. (Dry Air Monster) hovering above. He’ll do two things today. 1) He’ll eat rain, keeping it light here at the ground level. 2) Evaporative cooling could cause some sleet pellets to fall briefly. I’ve had some at my office in the past hour. No worries though.
The rain is gone and the skies are mostly clear. We’ll see temps close to 70º this afternoon.
Overnight the wind picks up clouds move in. The wind might even reach advisory criteria. Expect max gusts between 30 – 40 mph. The HRRR predicts a few waves of rain tomorrow night as a front approaches. We don’t expect severe weather, but a rumble of thunder is possible into Thursday morning.
Generally speaking; it’ll be a warm and dry next two days. Only rain in the next 48 hours may be some light and quick showers Monday morning.
The remainder of the week will still be warm, dare I say borderline hot Wednesday and Thursday, with high temperatures pushing the low 80’s – but pretty wet. Rain chances exists Tuesday – Saturday.
