Friday, June 13th Forecast: Rain today, sunshine tomorrow
Happy Friday the 13th! Fortunately, the weather today is more soggy than spooky, with no severe storms expected.
Widespread light rain kicked off early this morning and will stick around for much of the day. While the rain risk lingers, coverage will become more scattered by the afternoon and taper off completely later this evening.
Here in Springfield, we can add another half inch of rain to the nearly 4 inches already recorded this month. With soils already saturated, localized flooding remains a concern.
Looking ahead, Saturday brings a much sunnier outlook. Overnight rainfall may lead to areas of dense fog early in the day, but skies will quickly clear. Expect highs in the mid-80s with a gentle breeze out of the west.
It'll be a great day to head to the lake, go floating or fishing, or fire up the grill for an early Father's Day celebration.
Sunday's forecast is a bit more uncertain. Storms are expected to develop in Kansas during the morning, and some of that activity may spill into our region, especially to the west.
As we move into next week, a classic summer pattern takes hold: warm, humid days with the daily chance for a pop-up shower or storm.
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