While we could see a few showers overnight, the heaviest rain will move in for the morning. So, Wednesday's morning drive looks to be a wet one. It's an umbrella start to the day and temps will be mild in the low 60s. For perspective, our average afternoon highs at this time of the year are usually in the upper 50s.
Afternoon highs on Wednesday will reach into the upper 60s and we'll see a continuing chance for a few showers. The cold front triggering the rain will stall and that could keep a few showers isolated around here until Thursday.
Friday will be the best day of the remainder of the week. Highs will be into the mid-60s, with a partly cloudy sky. Then, by Saturday another cold front could produce more rain and the timing looks to be at night...that's close to the FCC match.
Right now, the majority of the wet weather will be on Sunday. But, that could change as the models are not handling the timing well.
OVERNIGHT
Heavy Rain Develops
Warm
Low: 62
WEDNESDAY
Scattered showers
Mostly cloudy
High: 69
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Mostly cloudy
Falling temperatures
Low: 53
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