Katherine Thompson

Tomorrow we should make it into the 60s and low 70s. As high pressure remains parked across the region, we’ll remain dry and sunny into late week.

Tomorrow, temps will rise into the mid 60s-low 70s, much more seasonable for this time of year. We look quiet and mainly clear tomorrow night as well, with mild low temps in the upper 40s-low 50s.

We could see a few stray showers Saturday, but most will stay dry. A warm-up is in store for the weekend as well.

The chance of rain will rise into Thursday, and on and off showers and thunderstorms look likely through the end of the work week as the front stalls across the region.

Though most of this rain is beneficial, we’ll still have to watch for isolated flooding issues thanks to passing downpours.

While tornadoes nor large hail are looking likely, strong winds within some storms, as well as torrential rain/localized flooding will be possible.

Friday will bring more pleasant weather; we’ll see warm high temps in the mid 70s-low 80s and low humidity as well.

With a stalled front just to our south, a few stray showers can’t be ruled out south of HWY 460, but most will stay dry

With a stalled front just to our south, a few stray showers can’t be ruled out south of HWY 460, but most will stay dry

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