A Wet Outlook...
A frontal boundary will stall across the region late tonight and this front will be the focal point for rounds of rain some of which will be heavy. Most avoided substantial rain today but with deep southerly flow migrating up the Eastern Seaboard the bouts of rain will become increasingly prolific. Our next round will move through early tomorrow morning with steady rain and some will be heavy. The rain will taper for the midday hours temps will rise and the air will get muggier. With the front still in the area scattered thunderstorms will form later in the day.
Another round of heavy rain will move through Thursday morning and just like tomorrow's episode, it too will taper off during the midday hours. An upper level disturbance will bubble up additional scattered showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon.
That upper level disturbance will rule our weather Friday and Saturday this means that while we will have sunshine, that sun will create growing cumulus clouds that will release some heavier shower in the afternoon capable of some small hail.
Mother's Day still looks great with temps in the 70s and only a small afternoon shower chance.
