Take solace in the fact that we do need the rain for the foliage season, and at least the heat is kept at-bay. There’ll be hits and misses, and most hours will still end up rain-free- it’s just guaranteeing your outdoor activities will end up dry will be quite difficult. Instead of sweeping out to sea off the east coast, this zone of humidity only retrenches, forcing us back into clouds both Saturday and Sunday as well as area-wide risks for rain and rumbles. Much like the last pattern we were in was slow to move once it arrived (causing our longest Heat Wave of the year), so too will the pattern that replaced it eventually overstay its welcome. Look for temperatures to glide back through the 70s tonight, bottoming out in the lower 60s Saturday morning. We’ll see most football games get in rain-free this evening as well, but I won’t be surprised to get a few unlucky folks given this humidity. This can cause a flooding concern should any lingering or training occur.
I will say the mountain counties stand a greater risk for showers and storms to get hung-up overhead. Before you ‘expect’ that to be you, I would caution to have at least some answer for rain if you’re getting out there for a few hours in a row (thinking festivals or football games, etc). Look for afternoon temperatures to peak in the low to mid 80s, but as far as the showers go not everyone’s going to see them today. Temperatures are much more slowly moving through the 60s and 70s this time, but that sunshine will certainly speed things up once it appears overhead where you’re at.
(WSAZ) - The morning fog lifted into more of a diffuse smattering of low clouds, themselves slow to permit the sunshine, but not a lot of rain, which ended up being key.
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