Finally some rain on the way, here's the timing

Saturday was a beautiful summer day across the Tri-State as our dry stretch continued, but the good news is that all changes tomorrow! Overnight stays quiet and dry with more clouds after 3 to 4 a.m. Temperatures overnight will likely be into the low 60s.

Tomorrow is a different picture. We have a chance for rain as early as 6 a.m. as a warm front pushes in from the south. Showers will be with us through the morning, with widespread downpours possible by daybreak. After a late morning or early afternoon break, we will see more isolated thunderstorms into the afternoon, some of which may be strong. The entire Tri-State is in a Marginal Risk of severe storms Sunday afternoon. The main impacts will be strong winds and large hail, although a few tornadoes cannot be ruled out just yet.

The rain will be heavy at times, which is good news for your lawn. However, there may be some runoff due to how dry the soils are. Most areas should see at least an inch, with localized heavier amounts up to 3 inches are possible.

Rain showers should wind down by the overnight hours Sunday into Monday, but there may be a few lingering showers to start the morning Monday, especially east of town. Temperatures Monday morning will start around 57° and then climb into the low 70s, which is around 10-degrees cooler than normal for this time of the year.

THIS EVENING
Mostly sunny
Hazy and warm
High: 85

TONIGHT
Few clouds
Mild
Low: 61

SUNDAY
Showers and storms likely
Some may be strong
High: 76

SUNDAY NIGHT
Scattered showers
A bit cooler
Low: 57

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