OVERNIGHT
The steadiest shower activity is moving northeast. Clouds will remain the rest of the night and pockets of drizzle will be possible. Foggy spots expected too. There may be isolated showers around from time to time. Lows will drop to the low to mid 50s.
High pressure across the northeast will help to shift the winds to the east. Stationary boundary is still just south of us and will have areas of low pressure riding along it. And, an upper level low spinning across the southeast will throw disturbances our way, meaning, we’ll see isolated showers from time to time, especially to the south. Expect to see lots of clouds the next two days with small breaks in the cloud cover. Further north you have a better chance of seeing the clouds thin a bit. Highs will be well below average in the mid to upper 60s with the warmer temperatures to the north.
OUTLOOK
Southern stream upper level low will move slowly to the east through the next two days. Clouds will break up more on Friday allowing for sunshine to mix in and out. Winds will be more southerly allowing temperatures to warm closer to seasonal averages in the upper 70s to near 80. There will only be an isolated shower or thunderstorm threat. A cold front marching eastward arrives for the start of the weekend. It will bring a better chance for showers and thunderstorms. Highs will be in the upper 70s. By Sunday, drier air works back in and it should be a pretty nice day with dry weather, sunshine and highs in the upper 70s to near 80. Monday, our next front quickly races in, bringing the rain threat back. Upper level trough deepens into Tuesday, so we can expect cooler temperatures and unsettled weather to remain.
