Saturday Evening Update:
After a nice, toasty day we will see the upper 40s to mid 50s as our low temperatures overnight. Currently, a cold front is pushing through the region, which will drop our temperatures into tomorrow.
Tomorrow will start off foggy and have overcast skies all around. It will be a bit chillier tomorrow, especially in the morning.
The rain we are currently seeing throughout the region will wrap up as we head into this evening. Though we are not expected to see that much rainfall, we have yet another weather-maker on the way mid-week that will bring more much-needed rain.
The cold front associated with this setup will drop our temperatures into below average territory and will keep our temperatures cooler for the remainder of the week.
Saturday Morning:
Heading out to Vinton for the Dogwood Festival? You may want to bring an umbrella, as scattered showers are expected this afternoon.
Though the afternoon will bring moisture, this morning is looking decently dry; so I recommend going early if you can!
Temperatures will still remain almost 10 degrees above average today, with highs in the upper 70s to low 80s.
Even though rain will last on and off over a few hours span, minimal rainfall is expected for the day, even overnight into Sunday.
In front of these showers, we could see some gusty winds. That said, these showers and thunderstorms are not expected to be strong and certainly not severe.
Over the last 30 days, we have had minimal rain, resulting in a severe drought across the region.
Most of our area has a deficit of over an inch of rain; luckily there is another weather-maker on the way midweek that will give us some alleviation, but not enough to be a “drought buster.”
Widespread rain is anticipated on Tuesday into Wednesday that will hopefully help out these dry conditions, but we will dry up as we end the week.
As for temperatures, we will begin more seasonable temperatures tomorrow that will last through the week.