The 9 FIRST WARNING WEATHER ALERT DAY will end by daybreak.
Rain, high winds, and possible thunderstorms continue overnight. Heavy rain could still cause flooding. We've seen 2" or more of rain so far in many areas and we aren't done. Another inch or more will fall before daybreak. As for the high winds, we still could see 40 mph gusts, but not as bad as earlier Wednesday.
We get that break from wet weather around 7 a.m. However, scattered downpours and showers will keep popping up until about midday. It'll remain breezy through the day.
Temperatures change abruptly on Sunday with highs that will be 10°-15° cooler. Highs will only reach the low to mid-50s and it stays chilly on St. Patrick's Day.
OVERNIGHT
Heavy rain, tapering off by daybreak
Flooding potential
Lows low to mid-50s
SUNDAY
Rain through early afternoon
High: Mid-50s
SUNDAY NIGHT
Mostly cloudy
Gradual clearing
Low: 30
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