Residents are advised to carry rain gear over the next few days as off-and-on rain is expected today, transitioning into steadier rainfall tonight and lasting through tomorrow. After several days of predictions regarding this inclement weather, the cooler and breezy conditions have finally arrived, bringing with them potential for scattered ponding of water.
Travelers should exercise caution on the roads as scattered light to moderate rain falls throughout the day, with heavier rain expected tonight into tomorrow’s mid-afternoon hours. Wind gusts may reach near 30 mph, and daily high temperatures will hover in the low to mid-50s.
The forecast for the coming days is as follows:
Today: Cloudy skies with rain beginning to develop, characterized by light to moderate rainfall that will be intermittent through the day. Highs will be in the low to mid-50s, coupled with east-southeast winds at 5 to 15 mph, occasionally gusting over 20 mph.
Tonight: Expect heavier rainfall during the night with temperatures dropping to around 46 degrees, creating the potential for ponding of water.
Thursday: The morning will bring a steady moderate rain lasting until mid-afternoon, leading to a messy travel situation. Winds will be chilly, with gusts ranging from 20 to 35 mph, and highs around 52 degrees. Rain totals are projected to be between one to two inches from Wednesday through Thursday.
Friday: Lingering rain showers may appear, but the day will offer a mix of sun and clouds. Highs will slightly improve to around 59 degrees, with low temperatures anticipated near 48 degrees.
Looking ahead to Memorial Day weekend:
– Saturday is expected to be partly sunny with highs near 64 degrees, though a few spotty showers can’t be ruled out.
– Sunday promises a mix of sun and clouds with highs around 69 degrees.
– Memorial Day Monday should bring partly sunny conditions and highs around 71 degrees, despite a slight chance of a passing rain shower late in the day.
As Memorial Day rolls around, there appears to be a gradual improvement in conditions, providing a chance for outdoor plans.