Scattered storms are likely tonight and will continue into the Friday morning commute with temperatures to begin the day in the low 60s.
Friday will trend drier by midday and the afternoon will be partly cloudy with highs in the low 80s. This should mean a quiet, mainly dry weather for high school football around the region.
Storms will become possible once again late Friday night and Saturday morning. Once the Saturday morning round clears, there will be dry-time early Saturday afternoon to help sunshine return and temperatures to rise in the upper 70s.
A second round of storms will develop mid Saturday afternoon. Some of these storms could be severe with a combination of heavy rain, lightning, strong wind, hail, and a tornado all possible.
We dry out Saturday night, but we may have to dodge a few leftover pockets of rain Sunday and Monday. Most of us will be dry. Otherwise, both days will be partly cloudy with upper 70s.
We stay in the upper 70s for the middle of next week with more sunshine. Rain will be possible again late Wednesday.
FRIDAY
Mostly Cloudy
Morning Storms
High: 81
FRIDAY NIGHT
Mostly Cloudy
Dry Evening, Storms Late
Low: 65
SATURDAY
Mostly Cloudy
Breezy
Storms Likely
High: 78
SUNDAY
Partly Sunny
Breezy, Dry
High: 78
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