Rod’s Weather Notes

TODAY

Today: Cloudy skies, watch for possible light rain or light showers at times as a warm front pushes inland, light west winds.

Tonight: Cloudy, the rain chance ends, we may see partial clearing toward morning.

Wednesday: Early cloudiness, becoming partly cloudy with a warm afternoon. 77 or better would be the warmest of the year to date. Southwest winds 5-15 mph.

Wednesday Night: A partly cloudy evening, increasing clouds overnight.

Thursday: Cloudy skies, a dry morning is possible, but the afternoon turns wet as a cold front approaches. Southwest winds 5-20 mph.

Thursday Night: Likely evening rain as a cold front arrives, followed by decreasing showers overnight behind the front. 24-hour rainfall up to .25 inches.

Friday: Partly sunny, scattered showers with southwest winds to 15 mph.

Friday Night: Clouds increase, rain picks up overnight.

Saturday: A rainy day as another cold front arrives. 24-hour rainfall may exceed .30 inches. Southwest winds 5-25 mph.

Saturday Night: Mostly cloudy, decreasing showers.

Sunday: Partly sunny, scattered heavy showers with hail and stormy skies. Isolated thunder will be possible.

Sunday Night: Mix of clouds, shower chance continues.

Memorial Day: Partly sunny, with a few possible showers, but the day could turn out mostly dry.

Memorial Day Night: The shower chance ends, mostly clear overnight.