First Alert Forecast - Rain and thunderstorms could impact weekend plans

 

Sunday is a First Alert Weather Day for the dual risk of high winds and high water. Right now, there is a possibility of multiple lines of storms coming through in the PM hours into the late evening. There is a chance of severe thunderstorms, damaging straight-line winds, flooding, and a spin up tornado as we go through the afternoon and evening hours. Stay tuned for updates as we get closer to time, because the question remains how many lines of storms we will receive, or if they will break apart and become scattered.

Memorial Day will start off rainy due to leftover showers/thunderstorms from Sunday, but rain chances begin to die down as we enter the afternoon hours. For Monday, highs will be into the low 80s.

Tuesday we will see mostly sunny skies and temperatures into the high 70s. Mostly sunny conditions stick with us through the rest of the week after that, a few isolated showers in the afternoon hours of each day are possible for this time of the year, but the main story for the middle-end of next week is the decreasing temperatures. By next Friday, we are expected to be back into the low 70s.