Memorial Day weekend is expected to bring a mix of clouds and rain, as the forecast predicts higher chances of showers and storms throughout the holiday period.
Tonight, clouds will increase with a slight chance of showers late in the evening, with temperatures dropping to around 52 degrees. Saturday is anticipated to remain mostly cloudy with scattered showers and a few isolated thunderstorms, with daytime highs reaching about 70 degrees.
As we approach Memorial Day, the outlook suggests continued cloudiness along with areas of rain and the potential for a few storms, with temperatures climbing to a high of 75 degrees.
Specifically, there is an increased risk for strong to severe thunderstorms, particularly affecting the region’s southwestern counties, especially on Sunday as a weather front is expected to move through in the afternoon and evening hours.
Looking ahead, the trend points to cooler temperatures and ongoing chances for rainfall as next week unfolds.
Although the weather might not be ideal for outdoor gatherings, it also presents a chance for some much-needed rain in the region, which can benefit local agriculture and greenery. As always, it’s advisable to stay updated with local forecasts and prepare for any severe weather conditions that may arise.