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Thursday, May 8 — Clearing Gradually, Seasonable Temps
Partial sunshine returns as drier air works in. A lingering morning shower can’t be ruled out, but most of the day should be dry. Highs reach 66–68°F with north winds at 6–9 mph. Thursday night is partly cloudy and seasonably cool with lows around 49°F.
Wednesday, May 7 — Mild with Partial Sun and Scattered Showers
Partly sunny skies mix with occasional scattered showers as the slow-moving system begins to pull away. Highs rebound into the low 70s, with southwest winds around 9 mph. Showers may linger into the evening, though dry breaks are likely. Wednesday night dips to 53°F under mostly cloudy skies.
Tuesday, May 6 — Cloudy and Damp with Showers Developing
Mostly cloudy and slightly milder. Afternoon highs climb to 63–65°F. Spotty showers develop during the day with steadier rain arriving after sunset. Winds shift east at 6–9 mph. Tuesday night brings widespread showers and mild conditions, with lows around 56°F.
Monday, May 5 — Much Cooler with Periodic Light Rain
A significant cool-down arrives. Expect mostly cloudy skies and occasional light rain or drizzle, especially in the morning. Highs struggle to reach 56°F with a cool northeast breeze at 8–12 mph. Humidity remains low despite the cloud cover. Monday night remains damp and overcast with a low near 49°F.
Sunday, May 4 — Showers and a Few Storms, Turning Cooler
Mostly cloudy with intermittent showers through the day, and a few embedded thunderstorms possible after 1 p.m. Highs top out near 72–74°F early, but may fall back into the 60s by late afternoon as winds shift. Showers become more isolated after sunset. East winds turn calm overnight. Sunday night lows drop to around 51°F.
Saturday, May 3 — Warm and Unstable, Thunderstorm Risk Late
A mix of sun and clouds with increasing humidity. Temperatures surge into the low 80s by mid-afternoon. Scattered thunderstorms may develop after 2–3 p.m., with the highest chances between 4–9 p.m. Some storms may be strong with heavy rain and gusty winds. South-southwest winds 5–9 mph. Rainfall totals vary widely, but localized amounts over 0.5" possible. Saturday night stays muggy and mostly cloudy with lows near 60°F.
Friday, May 2 — Foggy Start, Then Warm and Humid
Morning patchy fog clears by mid-morning, giving way to partly sunny skies. Afternoon highs reach 76–78°F inland, with dewpoints climbing near 60°F—giving the air a summerlike feel. A very isolated shower or thunderstorm is possible late in the day, mainly in western areas. Southwest winds 6–10 mph. Friday night stays mild and partly cloudy, with lows near 59°F and a slight chance of a shower before midnight.
Thursday, May 1 — Increasing Clouds, Shower Risk Late
Morning sun gives way to building clouds in the afternoon as a frontal system nears. A few isolated showers may break out after 4 p.m., but most of the day looks dry. Temperatures remain seasonably warm, with highs around 68–71°F. Winds stay out of the southwest at 8–12 mph. Thursday night features a greater chance for scattered showers with lows near 52°F.
