Wednesday's rainfall was a healthy one, leaving locales with .75" to 1.12" of rain. This puts us well ahead of schedule in terms of seasonal rainfall and closer to our average for the year.
Moving forward, your umbrella and windshield wipers can take a break as we aren't expecting any "washout" type rainfall in the coming days. Behind yesterday's potent storm system, tranquil weather settles in, though we look to hold on to a bit of cloud cover and a breeze. The strongest winds today will be felt before lunchtime with gusts ranging from 25 to 30 mph. This will dial back our afternoon highs, leaving most in the low to mid 50s.
More clouds build into the region Friday as a weak low pressure system tracks to our south. With this cloud cover will be the chance for an isolated sprinkle or shower during the afternoon.The combination of the cloud cover, the small chance for rain, and the light breeze out of the east-northeast will leave high temperatures in the low 50s. This storm system will be slow to track east, leaving cloud cover and a small chance for a sprinkle or shower in place Friday night into the first few hours of Saturday.
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