Weekend Forecast

Hello, I’m Storm Team 9 Chief Meteorologist David Sawyer.  Stubborn clouds held on Friday causing some areas to receive some drizzle.  Check out my video forecast located on this weather page for an explanation why the clouds just wouldn’t disappear! 

The clouds will slowly continue to clear overnight Friday with temperatures falling to the mid to upper 40s with light north winds.

Saturday will be cool with a mix of sun and clouds. Highs will reach the low 60s with northeast winds between 5 and 10 mph.

On Sunday, another area of low pressure will develop in the Gulf of Mexico. This system will work its way up the eastern seaboard causing another likely chance of rain to develop during the day on Sunday.  High temperatures will only be in the mid to upper 50s with abundant cloud cover and the developing rain.  Temperatures may be somewhat warmer on Sunday right along the coast if a warm front works far enough inland.  If this happens, temperatures could climb as high as 70 degrees for the coastal sections with a slight chance of strong thunderstorms by Sunday evening.  Please note that this weather scenario is not a guarantee.  However, we will monitor the situation and keep you posted.

Rain may be heavy at times Sunday night with lows holding in the lower 50s.

Lingering showers will be around for part of Monday as we begin a short holiday work week.