After several days of pleasant weather, the sunshine continues as we head toward the end of the week. Tonight conditions remain on the clear side with lows in the lower to mid 60s. The warming trend continues Friday as temperatures climb a few degrees higher, reaching the upper 80s under plenty of sunshine. While the weather remains quiet, you'll definitely notice a more summer-like feel developing across the area.
Tonight will be quiet with mostly clear skies and comfortable temperatures falling into the upper 50s and lower 60s. It will be a great night to open the windows and enjoy the fresh air. As we head into Thursday, expect plenty of sunshine from start to finish.
By the time you wake up Wednesday, most locations will be dry. Clouds may be slow to clear at first, but sunshine will gradually break through during the afternoon. You'll notice the air feeling less humid, and temperatures will climb to around 80 degrees.
Rain and storm chances continue this until 7pm before the system finally begins moving east. By Tuesday morning, a leftover shower can't be ruled out, mainly before sunrise. After that, conditions improve quickly. Clouds will gradually break apart, allowing for increasing sunshine through the afternoon. A much more comfortable air mass arrives behind the departing system. High temperatures will only reach the mid-70s, and humidity levels will be noticeably lower, making it feel much more refreshing.
By early Saturday morning, a few scattered showers move in, and rain chances continue to build through the late morning and afternoon hours.
Friday looks like the best day for outdoor plans and sunny skies. Temperatures stay in the low to mid 80s with low humidity.
Memorial Day itself stays unsettled with another chance for afternoon and evening thunderstorms. Highs will climb into the lower 80s, but with the humidity sticking around, it may feel closer to the upper 80s at times during the afternoon. It will not rain nonstop all weekend long, but there will be enough showers and storms around to keep outdoor plans weather-dependent.
The upcoming Memorial Day weekend is shaping up to be much wetter than normal across the region. While there will still be opportunities to get outside between rounds of rain, several waves of showers and thunderstorms are expected from today through Memorial Day.
NOAA has released their 2026 Atlantic Basin hurricane forecast and it is projected to be a below-average hurricane season.
Friday and Saturday are shaping up to be soggy with multiple rounds of wet weather.
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