Showers and storms are likely tonight; this is where we have a low-end threat of severe weather. A crush of rain and storms will hit overnight and into Saturday morning.
Both tonight and Saturday will carry a "SLIGHT RISK" for severe weather. While all threats are possible, the most likely would be damaging winds. The threats include tornadoes, but they are not likely to happen. Our FLOOD WATCH continues until Sunday at 8 a.m.
Saturday is the day of greater concern. It's the day that we'll see our heaviest rainfall and creeks, streams, and rivers are already forecast to flood. Additionally, flash flooding is also of great concern.
We are still looking at another 2-5 inches of rainfall before this all moves out by early Sunday afternoon or evening.
Check the latest river forecasts here.
TONIGHT
Showers likely
Thunderstorms
Low: 59
SATURDAY
Rounds of rain likely
Heavy rain expected
High: 70
SATURDAY NIGHT
Showers continue
A few storms
Low: 45
SUNDAY
Showers end during the day
Temperatures fall
High: 52
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