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Much needed rain returns Friday and stays in the forecast through Sunday. Friday will start with showers in the early morning, followed by a lull, then a line of storms in the afternoon. Afternoon storms could be strong/severe, much of this will depend on clearing of morning showers.
Regardless of severity, a slow moving low pressure system looks to spin over the region bringing multiple chances of rain through Sunday. Estimated total rainfall up to two inches would be highly beneficial in reducing our monthly rainfall deficit. Skies clear by Monday, next week looks mostly dry.
Tonight: Chance of showers by morning, low 68.
Friday: Scattered showers and storms, humid, high of 80.
Saturday: Cloudy, scattered showers, high of 74.
Sunday: Mostly cloudy, scattered showers, high of 78.