- Frequent showers Monday and Tuesday
- Near-record warmth on Veteran’s Day
- Tracking a soaking rain later in the week
After yesterday’s active day (thousands of power outages, 1/4-1/3″ rain in 1-2 hours, wind gusts 40-50 mph at the coast), today has been calm & mild! This evening will be cloudy with overnight lows in the 40s.
MONDAY + TUESDAY SHOWERS
A couple weak systems pass through early this week, continuing our unsettled pattern from the end of last week.
MONDAY starts off dry and mostly cloudy. Steady rain arrives about midday and continues until sunset. Scattered showers with isolated pockets of heavy rain possible through the evening.
Another round of gusty south wind picks up as the system passes. Gusts could be around 25-35 mph inland and 40-45 mph at the coast. Similar to Saturday night, we could see scattered power outages and downed trees/limbs. This won’t be a widespread threat.
TUESDAY morning will be pretty wet with showers tapering off throughout the day. Areas near the metro and northward will get the most rain. High temperatures will be in the low 60s.
BRIEFLY DRY MIDWEEK
A narrow band of moisture moves north into Washington & Canada, allowing high pressure to strengthen and boost afternoon temperatures into the low/mid 60s…