We’re inching closer to the holiday period and we have another round of rain set to move through here. There’s even a severe storm threat that will accompany this round. Once the rain clears out, we’re bracing for some of the coldest air so far this fall to move into the area. Better start looking for those thicker coats before…
We’re not expecting anything too strong or even severe with the two rain makers.
The frost threat will continue for Saturday and Sunday morning as well.
We’re now on the backside of a secondary frontal boundary and this one is ushering in a much colder air mass.  We’re expecting daytime highs in the upper 50s to lower 60s while overnight temps fall into the mid 30s.  The blast of cold air will likely lead to areas of frost Friday and Saturday mornings. You may want…
The rain activity will gradually move out but the clouds will linger through the night. A frontal boundary will eventually push through and end the rain. Temps will only fall into the lower 60s overnight into early Wednesday. A secondary frontal boundary will work its way across the state Wednesday. The passage of this front will usher in a much…
The main severe storm threat will damaging winds up to 60 mph!
Some rain and then another surge of cooler air next week.
Some much needed rain will move through the area overnight.
We’re looking at a decent chance for some rain activity to move through our area this week.  It will come as a frontal boundary approaches late Wednesday into Thursday. There could even be a storm or two accompanying the frontal passage.  Rainfall potential will range between .50 to 1.50 in spots. We’re on the backside of the front Thursday afternoon….
A decent chance for rain and even a few storms Wednesday night into Thursday.
