Part 1: Before my weathercast
Part 2: After my weathercast
A big offshore storm will miss us this weekend. That’s good
news with only 4 precious summer weekends left (but who is counting). Both days
will feature low humidity with partly to mostly sunny skies. If I had to get
picky Saturday will feature a bit more sun and slightly milder temperatures
than Sunday (by a degree or two). For those of you who want rain for the lawn
or garden, Tuesday looks promising. Humidity returns too with scattered showers
and a period of heavy rain possible.
After 8 days of summer heat (and humidity at times), cooler air
is on the way. No more 90s! Wednesday
will start off with bright sunshine. But clouds will bubble up throughout the
afternoon as a weak cold front moves through. There is a chance for an isolated
shower or thunderstorm. But a vast majority of the state will stay dry.
Thursday looks gorgeous with lots of sunshine and low humidity. We’re still
watching the chance for rain Friday or Saturday. But the storm could miss to
the south.
The humidity makes a comeback this weekend. A warm front
will keep skies mostly cloudy on Saturday along with the chance for a shower or
two. There’s no need to cancel outdoor
plans. But keep in mind that you may have to step inside briefly if a shower
moves over your town.
A windswept soaking rain will impact the weekend. But the timing of the heaviest rain will help
salvage some of our outdoor plans. Saturday looks mainly dry with the chance
for shower late in the day. Some towns
will remain dry until Saturday night when steadier rain moves in, coming down
heavy at times. Early Sunday morning is a soaker with a few lingering showers
through the rest of the day. Some
brightening or breaks of sun are possible in the afternoon. A warming trend
arrives next week.