Showers will taper off this evening, and should be completely east of us by 8-9pm. Partial clearing can be expected prior to sundown in some areas, and skies will stay partly cloudy for the remainder of the night.
On Saturday, we're expecting some sun, but we're also expecting some clouds and maybe a sprinkle or two. The reason for this is a weak upper disturbance cutting across the Tiers during the morning through early afternoon hours. The best chance for any hydrometeors (fancy word for rain drops) will be in the Northern Tier.
Mother's Day appears to be dry until after 7pm or so, as the next storm system approaches. That said, we'll at least have some sunshine and temperatures in the 60s to celebrate all the moms out there.
Next week features a showery start, then moderating temperatures and some sun through mid-week.
Doug Peters
Stormtracker Meteorologist
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