Severe Threat Gone For Tonight

The air is extremely stable, so the threat for severe storms has diminished tonight. Isolated strong storms will still be possible between 10 AM and 4 PM tomorrow, especially east of I-95. I'll have another update tomorrow morning.

Quick Update - 8 PM

Scattered showers continue to move across the area and more are developing to the south. We will see periods of showers through the night with isolated thunderstorms. The strongest storms could contain damaging winds and small hail. There is also a slight chance for a weak tornado or two.

Isolated thunderstorms will still be possible through midday tomorrow, especially east of I-95. The chances for rain diminish by late afternoon and into the evening.

Rain Totals So Far

Here is a map of rainfall estimates from late Friday into early this morning.

Light blue: .25" to .5"
Dark blue: .5" to 1"
Green: 1" to 1.5"

Rain Exits, Fog & Mist Lingers

The heaviest rain has now left our area, which is great news for the Monument Ave 10K! Be sure to grab a jacket if you are watching the race - temps will remain cool through the morning.

8AM: Cloudy with patchy fog and mist...50°
10AM: Mostly cloudy...52°
NOON: Mostly cloudy...55°