The National Weather Service warns of a 20 percent chance of rain later this afternoon with a mostly cloudy sky and high temperatures peaking around 67 degrees. The southeastern breeze shifting to the southwest could freshen the air before the evening's potential drizzle. The overcast will persist, and while the rain risk wanes, the thermometer is anticipated to dip to a mild 54 degrees.
Saturday will greet residents with a more substantial 50 percent chance of showers, especially post-lunchtime. Despite the likelihood of grey skies, the mercury is expected to climb to a comfortable 70, as described by forecast.weather.gov. The winds, remaining steadfast from the southwest, may thrust gusts as high as 15 mph.
A total washout is on the cards with constant showers and potential thunderstorms throughout Sunday afternoon and evening. The odds for precipitation are pegged at a full 100 percent, ensuring a solid soaking. Following suit, Monday will maintain the meteorological monotony, offering a high near 65 with continued showers and thunderstorms, where the chance of precipitation stands strong at 80 percent.
Relief seems to lie in the middle of next week, according to the extended forecast. Come Tuesday, the clouds are expected to scatter, leaving a sunny sky with a cooler high of around 55. Nightfall is predicted to bring more clarity, ushering in clear skies and a crisp low near 35 degrees. Patchy frost will make an appearance Wednesday night, with mostly clear conditions allowing temperatures to fall to about 39 degrees. Thursday is forecasted to be mostly sunny with patches of frost in the morning and temperatures soaring back up near 60.
