From here on out, we will see clearing skies overnight as temperatures fall back into the low 60s. Wednesday will start with some sunshine, but then the forecast changes.
Wednesday afternoon brings rain and storms beginning as early as 2-3 p.m. It's dinnertime and overnight where the rain and storms will be much more widespread and could contain severe storms.
Specifically, a warm front will lift from the southwest, bringing isolated showers and storms in the afternoon hours, turning widespread into the evening time frame. Temperatures will warm to around 85°. The rain will likely continue into Thursday morning.
After showers fade Thursday morning, we'll only see small chances for rain lingering the rest of that day. Temperatures will be in the low 80s with a partly cloudy sky.
Friday and the weekend will be warmer near 90 degrees. At the moment, most of the period will be dry. There are some indications of showers on Saturday.
OVERNIGHT
Fair to clear skies
Low: 64
WEDNESDAY
Partly cloudy
Isolated afternoon storms
High: 85
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Rain and storms
Marginal Risk - Severe storms
Low: 68
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