Saturday, April 5 — Raw and Rainy Late
A backdoor cold front ushers in much cooler air with highs only near 47°F under cloudy skies. Showers become likely during the afternoon as southeast winds pick up at 6–9 mph. Rain continues into the night, falling steadily at times with lows around 41°F. Expect up to 0.75″ of rain. Not a great outdoor day.
A backdoor cold front ushers in much cooler air with highs only near 47°F under cloudy skies. Showers become likely during the afternoon as southeast winds pick up at 6–9 mph. Rain continues into the night, falling steadily at times with lows around 41°F. Expect up to 0.75″ of rain. Not a great outdoor day.
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Saturday, May 9 – Seasonably mild with partial improvement
Early indications suggest somewhat improved conditions, though an isolated shower cannot be ruled out depending on how quickly the late-week system clears. More breaks of sun are possible.
• High: 68–71°F | Low: Low to mid 50s | Wind: W 8–12 mph • Sky: Partly sunny • Precipitation: 20–30% chance isolated showers
Friday, May 8 – Variable with lingering shower risk
Unsettled weather may linger as the frontal system slowly exits. Some showers remain possible, though there should also be dry periods mixed in. Temperatures stay mild.
• High: 70°F | Low: 55°F | Wind: W to SW 8–15 mph • Sky: Mostly cloudy • Precipitation: 40% chance showers
Thursday, May 7 – More unsettled with better shower chances
A frontal boundary approaches, increasing the likelihood of scattered showers and more widespread cloud cover. While not necessarily a washout, this appears to be one of the wetter days of the stretch.
• High: 71°F | Low: 54°F | Wind: S to SW 10–15 mph • Sky: Mostly cloudy • Precipitation: 50–60% chance showers
