Warm weekend, downpours return Monday

SUMMERY WEEKEND AHEAD

Following the sunny start, more clouds look to build for Saturday afternoon as highs head into the 80s for most. We’ll have to watch once again for the chance of an afternoon/evening pop-up shower, yet coverage should not be as widespread as yesterday. It’ll be a pleasant afternoon at the beaches too with a lower rip current risk and an onshore breeze keeping temperatures a touch cooler in the upper 70s to around 80. Contributing to the summery feel outside this weekend will be the high humidity as dewpoints remain well into the 60s both days.

Low temperatures tonight thanks to some more clouds and high dew points will find themselves in the 60s to around 70 by the coast. Clouds and sunshine battle for the sky tomorrow as highs remain very similar to Saturday in the 80s away from the water.

MONDAY WEATHER ALERT

The forecast for Monday continues to evolve, now featuring increasing confidence for widespread heavy rain and thunderstorms. Showers and scattered downpours are quick to invade through the early morning hours of Monday, turning more widespread as the day progresses. A cold front swinging in from the northwest will provide an extra spark for thunderstorms in the afternoon, some of which may contain strong winds and frequent lightning.

Exact rainfall amounts and timing for Monday’s set up will continue to be fine tuned, but there’s a solid case for another 0.5-1″+ of rainfall throughout the region. The slow moving cold front also indicates the potential for training rainfall, meaning areas of poor drainage and flash flooding will be possible too. We’ll keep you posted, but in the meantime enjoy the weekend!

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