A stationary front will trigger storms overnight before daybreak. These storms will produce copious rain and frequent lightning.
Plus, we have a Marginal Risk of severe weather. The storms will last until mid-morning before some clearing begins.
The rest of Saturday will see a chance for an isolated showers, but most communities will stay dry. Afternoon highs will reach the mid 80s and stay rather humid. True clearing happens at night and the cooler and more dry air filters in as well.
Conditions will feel better at night with lows dropping to the mid 60s by Sunday morning. Sunday will be very nice with mostly sunny skies and highs only in the low 80s.
OVERNIGHT
Storms develop before daybreak
Marginal Risk severe weather
Low: 73
SATURDAY
Partly cloudy
Chance storms
High: 86
SATURDAY NIGHT
Clearing out
Cooler
Low: 62
SUNDAY
Mostly sunny
Pleasant
High: 81
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