As the clouds part and sunlight filters through the morning, we are granted a momentary reprieve from the relentless rain that has characterized recent days. Clear skies break through for the morning and lows will drop to near 60 degrees.
On Thursday, streets once inundated with puddles will now by dry through the day. While clouds will flow in from the west/southwest in the afternoon, highs will still manage to reach the upper 70s.
It's a fleeting respite, however, as another cold front is poised to sweep through the region, triggering the return of rain and storms on Friday. Temperatures will drop to the mid 70s.
As the weekend approaches, thoughts turn once more to the looming threat of inclement weather. Plans for picnics and outdoor excursions may need to be reconsidered, as the forecast hints at yet another round of rain on Saturday. ByThen, we'll already have seen a fair amount of wet weather.
Despite this, there's the likelihood of dry conditions on Sunday.
OVERNIGHT
Gradual clearing
Patchy fog possible
Low: 60
THURSDAY
Partly to mostly sunny
Increasing afternoon clouds
High: 78
THURSDAY NIGHT
Becoming mostly cloudy
Chance showers
Low: 61
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