(5:37am) THE 411 FOR THE 413: REMNANT LATE-WINTER PATTERN HAS EXHAUSTED MOST OF THE COLD AIR BUT STILL HAS A COUPLE MORE ROUNDS OF WET WEATHER THROUGH SUNDAY MORNING BEFORE A RIDGE DEVELOPS OFF THE SOUTHEAST U.S. COAST NEXT WEEK AND BRINGS THE REAL WARMTH…

TODAY’S DATE: Thursday, April 26, 2018

OUR STAR:
THE SUN WILL RISE AT: 5:53am this morning

THE SUN WILL SET AT: 7:43pm this evening

HIGH TEMPS: Highs should reach into the low to mid 50s region-wide

LOW TEMPS: Lows should drop into the mid to upper 30s region-wide

SKIES: Scattered morning showers will give way to mostly cloudy skies

WINDS: West wind will blow up to 15mph at times

OUR MOON (Waxing Gibbous):
THE MOON WILL RISE AT: 4:11pm this afternoon

THE MOON WILL SET AT: 4:57am tomorrow morning

NWS ALERTS: None.

DAILY DISCUSSION:
Good morning everybody, our system and cold front that brought and rain and some thunder yesterday lifts well northeast today. However, the upper level system has to meander through, so some morning showers are possible, with copious cloudiness to remain for the rest of the day.

We start to clear out tonight, but another southern stream storm is hot on the heels of yesterday’s rain producer, so we can expect more rainy conditions on Friday into Friday night with highs in the 50s and lows in the 40s.

More showers are possible Saturday as one more system has to move through Saturday night into Sunday morning. With temps a mile up going below freezing, the high terrain could see some mixed rain and snow showers into Sunday morning. No accumulation expected.

Spring sets in deeper next week with temps well into the 70s the way it looks now! Pretend I never mentioned the word snow!

Have a great day!