It's a mild and dry start to the weekend forecast. Clear skies and mild temps will carry us right into Saturday morning. Daybreak conditions continue dry with morning lows in the mid 60s. However, the weather turns more cloudy and wet throughout the weekend.
Saturday will see a few clouds gather throughout the day as our chances for rain and storms increase into the afternoon. I do expect a few isolated showers with perhaps a storm breaking out after noon and still possible through early evening.
Sunday may start dry, but there's still a chance for storms in the morning. The rain and storms will break out during the afternoon where a "Marginal Risk" of severe weather is possible. The likely threats would be damaging winds, or hail. However, this risk generally means we won't see severe storms, but it can't be ruled out.
Monday starts likely wet again. Yet, next week's temperatures will remain seasonal.
TONIGHT
Fair to clear skies
mild
Low: 65
SATURDAY
Sun to partly cloudy
Chance afternoon storms
High: 85
SATURDAY NIGHT
Spotty showers early
Becoming mostly cloudy
Low: 67
SUNDAY
Scattered showers and storms
Mostly cloudy
High: 82
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