A mid-level low-pressure system over the Great Lakes is the primary reason for the rain through the overnight. Showers fade early Wednesday morning, and all together we should see rainfall ranging from a few tenths to the south of the river, to potentially 1 inch in some areas north of the river. Additionally, a cold front will be moving down from Canada which will end the rain in the morning. Clouds will be left behind.
Clouds will decrease during the day, turning to a partly cloudy sky. Temperatures start in the upper 50s and low 60s tomorrow and warm to 76 degrees.
There's another small rain chance coming in for Thursday evening that we are watching, but it's brief. Friday we are back to a mostly sunny and warmer forecast with highs in the upper 70s.
Good news for the weekend, rain chances look lower now for Saturday. It still looks warm and humid with highs into the low 80s. Unfortunately, Sunday is where we are still looking at the chance for rain.
OVERNIGHT
Showers ending
Low: 60
WEDNESDAY
Partly cloudy
Slight rain chance early
High: 76
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Partly cloudy
Mild
Low: 55
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