It was another humid day Tuesday with scattered showers and storms on and off throughout the day. We will remain mostly dry through much of the night before additional showers arrive toward the early morning hours of Wednesday. If there is any thunder in these showers, it would be very isolated.
Much of the daytime of Wednesday may appear very similar to Tuesday. Spotty showers on and off through the afternoon, with only about 20-30% coverage over the region. Highest coverage of showers and storms will be focused to the North along a frontal boundary.
Much of the daytime Thursday could be dry for most in the Stateline, with rain coverage even lower than Wednesday afternoon. But toward the evening, the frontal boundary will slide back South as a cold front, bringing a higher coverage of rain and storm chances along it.
This graph shows the rainfall coverage over the next four days, with the highest coverage arriving Thursday evening into Friday along and just behind that aforementioned cold front. Outside of that, the highest coverage will likely remain near 20-40% through Saturday.
As for our severe weather chances, most storms will remain sub-severe. But Wednesday and Thursday feature an isolated risk for a strong to severe storm, with a Marginal (Level 1/5) risk from the Storm Prediction Center in place.
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