The forecast will be partly cloudy and muggy overnight. We should see a lull in showers and storms. That will continue into Saturday morning.
We'll see more rounds of showers and storms this weekend. Saturday's chances are the highest and the strongest. The SPC has a "slight risk" for severe weather in the afternoon and evening hours for the southern half of the viewing area. Damaging winds, large hail and isolated tornadoes cannot be ruled out.
The best chance for storms starts around 2-3 p.m. and will continue we'll into the evening hours. The highest chance for storms is to the south, with more of an isolated threat to the north.
Sunday there isn't a risk for severe weather. Spotty showers will develop with afternoon heating, so you won't see rain on the radar until 1-2 p.m. and diminishing around sunset. Rain will be spotty on the radar and come from the north and slowly move southeast. It will also be cooler with a high of 80 degrees.
TONIGHT
Slight chance
Mostly cloudy
Low: 70
SATURDAY
Decent morning
afternoon showers and storms develop
High: 88
SATURDAY NIGHT
Partly cloudy
Warm
Low: 64
SUNDAY
Spotty afternoon showers
Not as warm
High: 80
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