Increasing cloud cover through this afternoon, rain arrives tonight
Increasing clouds
Seasonal temperatures
Rain chances return late tonight
Starting off with a mostly clear sky and temperatures in the upper 40s and lower 50s. The wind is light and variable in direction. Cloud cover increases throughout today. By the afternoon, we'll have a partly to mostly cloudy sky and high temperatures climb into the middle 70s.
Late tonight, after midnight, rain rolls in from the south and persists on and off throughout the overnight hours Tuesday into Wednesday. Rain starts to fizzle out by the early evening hours Wednesday. Highest rainfall totals favor the southern counties.
There's a slim chance for a few isolated showers on Thursday, but most folks miss out. The weekend looks dry and pleasant. Highs climb into the upper 70s and lower 80s with plenty of sunshine.
KSNT Storm Track Meteorologist Ely Millard
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