Kaitlyn Moffett

Tonight we are under a Flood Watch until early Wednesday morning. Pockets of heavy rain will move in from the south late this evening. Watch for localized flooding and ponding on the road as many areas can see a quick inch of rain in a short time. Low temperatures will range from mid 50s to our northwest with low 60s to our south. A cold front will move through early Wednesday morning which will bring back the cooler and drier airmass.

Tonight we sit mostly cloudy and muggy with lows in the low to mid 60s. A stray shower or two will be around overnight, but most stay dry. Rinse and repeat for Tuesday as the showery pattern lingers. Expect the morning to start dry but under a mostly cloudy sky as high temperatures reach back into the 70s. A few breaks for sun late afternoon with a chance of showers popping up in out southern and eastern counties into the evening. Overnight a drier airmass will move in and help clear us out.

Tonight, we’ll see clouds on the increase from the south as low pressure system drifts towards the east. This will also bring the chance for a few overnight showers across the region. Low temperatures will be in the upper 50s for those in the north who stay clear longer, and low 60s for those who see clouds move in sooner. Winds will be light out of the northeast. A damp and unsettled start to the new week. Monday will feature more clouds than sun with off and on rain.