Clouds are moving into the area as an active weather pattern sets up into next week. This includes a risk for severe storms.
A front turns stationary into Saturday morning and this will trigger isolated showers and give us a slight chance for rain through the day. However, we'll see periodic sunshine with partly to mostly cloudy skies. Afternoon temperatures will reach near 70 degrees.
By Saturday evening, we'll see a better chance for rain and storms as lows stay mild only dropping to near 50 degrees.
The same boundary is hanging around again on Easter Sunday. We'll see a small chance for rain early in the morning. Then, it's later in the afternoon and evening that showers and storms will fire up again along the stationary front. Highs continue to say mild in the upper 60s. The Storm Prediction Center has placed us in a "Marginal Risk" for severe weather.
More rain and storms will start the week and Monday's system is one to watch. As low pressure nears our area, it could setup stronger to severe storms.
TONIGHT
Increasing clouds
Rain chance late into daybreak
Low: 50
SATURDAY
Few showers early
Partly/Mostly Cloudy
High: 70
SATURDAY NIGHT
Spotty showers and storms
Mostly cloudy
Low: 49
EASTER SUNDAY
Chance rain through the day
Scattered storms into late afternoon/evening
Marginal Risk Severe Weather
High: 68
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