The overnight hours will be mostly clear as temperatures drop to the mid 60s. The outlying areas will still be a few degrees cooler. More students are headed back to school tomorrow and it will be a great morning for the bus stop.
Clouds will move in on Thursday ahead of our rain chance. The first chance for showers comes in from 12 to 5 p.m. as spotty, light rainfall. This line will be much more pronounced to our west in the morning but when it rolls in locally, it should lose a lot of strength and fall apart. But it definitely brings in a lot more cloud cover. Highs increase to 89 degrees.
It's in the evening hours that we could see few isolated storms before activity picks up overnight. A warm front lifts overnight and this will bring in widespread showers, a few thunderstorms and soaking rain for some.
Rain shouldn't be as widespread by 7-8 a.m. on Friday but we'll still be tracking a few storms as the day kicks off so be sure to tune in for the latest before you send the kids out to the bus stop or hit the road for work.
Friday will be mostly cloudy and warm with a high of 87 degrees. There will be a noticeable jump in humidity too. We should see a break in rain from the late morning and early afternoon hours. It's after 4 p.m. that isolated showers and storms are again a possibility.
TONIGHT
Clear skies
Seasonal
Low: 64
THURSDAY
More heat and humidity
Isolated afternoon showers
High: 89
THURSDAY NIGHT
Showers and storms likely
Overcast
Low: 69
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