Rod’s Weather Notes

TODAY

Today: Widespread morning fog and low clouds with patchy drizzle. Cloudy skies will likely hold through the day with light winds.

Tonight: Mostly cloudy skies, possible fog continues overnight with drizzle spots.

Wednesday: Morning fog, patchy drizzle , followed by partial afternoon clearing with south winds 5-15 mph.

Wednesday Night: Increasing cloudiness, rain develops overnight, breezy, south winds 15-25 mph.

Thursday: A solid rain band early morning, numerous showers during the day. Early southwest winds 15-30 mph, breezy during the day 10-20 mph.

Thursday Night: Cloudy, rain at times behind the front. 24-hour rain totals may reach .50 inches. Breezy west winds 10-20 mph.

Friday: Morning showers, increasing afternoon rain, breezy south winds to 25 mph.

Friday Night: A rainy night as the weather system pushes inland. Heavy rain at times with gusty south winds 15-30 mph. 24-hour rainfall may exceed .50 inches.

Saturday: Cloudy skies, likely morning rain and numerous showers through the day. Lowering snow levels to near 1,200 feet.

Saturday Night: Decreasing rain showers overnight.

Sunday: Cloudy skies, likely showers but not as wet overall as Friday and Saturday.

Sunday Night: Cloudy, likely showers continue.

Monday: Cloudy, rain increases during the day, heaviest into the evening hours as a cold front arrives.

Monday Night: Likely showers overnight.