A Brief Chance To Dry Out Before More Rain
Our first rain maker of the week is departing to our east tonight but we’re not drying out for long. An active weather pattern will bring us a couple more rounds of rain later this week and again early next week. It’s a classic El Nino setup that will keep the rain makers coming our way this winter.
In the meantime, clouds will be gradually clearing overnight. Clear skies and mainly light winds will set us up for a cold overnight period. Temps will drop into the lower to mid 30s for lows. We’re back into abundant sunshine for Thursday and Friday. Morning temps will continue cold with lower 30s again Friday morning. Afternoon highs will hover in the mid to upper 50s both days.
The next round of rain will begin working into the area Friday evening. It’s an area of low pressure moving along the northern gulf coast region. Once again, it’s all rain with no severe storm threat. The system will move through late Friday night into early Saturday morning. Rainfall potential will range between .50 to 1 inch.
Looks like the rain will be gone for most of your Saturday and Sunday should turn out to be a fairly decent day. Temps during the weekend will manage upper 50s to lower 60s for highs while overnight lows hover in the lower 40s. We expect the mainly sunny and dry conditions to continue into Monday but there’s another rain maker setting up for late Monday night into Tuesday of next week.
