2/2 – Jeff’s “Rain/Wind At Times” Weekend Forecast

Friday lent itself to quiet and relatively mild conditions as sunshine returned. Tonight, clouds increase late and temperatures will be mild. Some patches of fog could develop in some spots if winds do not increase before daybreak Saturday. Winds will increase tomorrow as a frontal system makes its way into our area. Expect mostly cloudy skies and dry time for most of tomorrow morning. The first round of light rain moves in by around midday tomorrow. This will not carry lightning but bring rain gear if you are heading out to any activities. Winds will also pick up throughout the day tomorrow so secure any decorations.

More potent rounds of rain bringing some rumbles of thunder and infrequent lighting make their way into our area by Saturday evening. Coverage and intensity pick up after dark and winds will also peak overnight Saturday into Sunday. Some areas could see localized pockets of flash flooding. On the water, a Storm Warning will be in effect from Saturday evening through Sunday morning. Heavy rain ends early Sunday but a gloomy time sticks around into Monday. Breezy conditions will be present Sunday into most of Monday as well. Light rain/mist/drizzle will be expected late Sunday through the first half of Monday. Skies eventually clear out Monday night and sunny skies return by Tuesday.