Ryan’s “Off-Camera” Friday Forecast

I apologize for the off-camera forecast, but a few technical difficulties forced a voice over. Nevertheless, we saw a few changes today in the local weather. Cloud cover thickened considerably, and East-Southeasterly winds have increased as low pressure to the Southwest and high pressure to the Northeast combine their influences. The humidity will continue to increase through the night, and around 4 AM we’ll some showers move in, but we’ll see a lull before the stronger storms arrive. After noon tomorrow (Saturday), we’ll see our highest chances of significant rainfall and isolated thunderstorms, but no severe weather is expected. Rainfall totals range from 2.3″ to around 1″ on the coastline, with the higher totals to the Northeast of the six coastal counties. The rain will linger into Sunday morning, but we’ll see clearing through the afternoon and night bringing a few clear and sunny days to start the week. Conditions remain slightly cooler, but much drier than now until the middle of next week when the next frontal system moves in.