Forecast Last Updated at Thursday, May 28, 2020 at 5:38PM

Hello Stranger

We're a couple of days away from drying out for a while so hang in there! More sunshine lead to a warmer, muggy afternoon inducing scattered showers and thundershowers Thursday. Friday has more of the same, perhaps a little better coverage of PM showers as a cold front approaches from the west. "Transition Day" is Saturday as the front scoots through with only a couple of showers in play through early afternoon. Overall the weekend looks terrific!

Thursday Hi: 73 Lo: 57 Partly cloudy; A few evening showers or t-showers; South wind 5-10 mph;

Friday Hi: 75 Lo: 58 AM valley fog; Partly sunny & warm; Scattered afternoon and evening showers & t-showers; SW wind 5-10 mph

Saturday Hi: 71 Lo: 48 Partly cloudy; Widely scattered daytime showers; Rather nice overall; NW 5-15 mph

Sunday Hi: 67 Lo: 41 Scattered clouds; Less humid; Refreshing; Chilly Sun. night

Monday Hi: 66 Lo: 43 Mostly sunny; Remaining seasonably cool; Chilly Mon. night

Further Out

Tuesday - Lots of sunshine; Beautiful; Starting to warm back-up; High near 70 degrees; Low near 50 degrees
Wednesday - Partly cloudy by afternoon; Warm; High in the upper 70s; Low in the upper 50s

Forecast Discussion

The remnants of Bertha are well to our north leaving us in a warmer, yet muggy airmass. As the atmosphere destabilized this afternoon, scattered showers and thundershowers developed. As we lose daytime heating these showers will fade tonight. Friday is similar, but afternoon convection is tied more directly to a cold front pressing into the TN/OH Valley's so it will be a tick better.

The front moves through Saturday with little fanfare in terms of showers. If we ended up completely dry I wouldn't be surprised. My grass is going to seed and I'm expecting to be able to mow before the day is over.

Cool Canadian based high pressure moves in behind the front Sunday through Tuesday. Temperatures on the top and bottom are pleasantly cool to start June. Warmer air returns Wednesday and perhaps some late-day or nighttime thundershowers but I did not include that mention in this forecast cycle.

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