Overnight, the skies clear out once again, and temperatures drop back into the 30s. Lows will be around 37°, which is just about average for this time of the year.
Reds Opening Day looks promising. We start off sunny and dry but a few clouds build midday, and we may even see a few showers pop up. But overall, it looks fine for the parade and for the ballgame.
Rain chances build a bit as we move into the afternoon, but overall looks good.
Temperatures will likely peak into the upper 50s before the rain starts, then it cools back into the low 50s.
Friday looks like a heavy rain day, before Saturday looks dry. Good news for "Kids Opening Day!"
We’re keeping a close eye on Sunday, specifically. The Storm Prediction Center has already placed our area at a slight risk for severe weather, which is rare this far out. This is one to watch, so check back for updates. At this point, all severe weather threats are possible, including large hail and tornadoes. Stay tuned!
OVERNIGHT
Clearing by daybreak
Still cold
Low: 37
OPENING DAY
Sun then increasing clouds
Spotty showers possible in the afternoon
High: 58
TOMORROW NIGHT
Mostly cloudy
Low: 42
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