TONIGHT: Partly to mostly cloudy and mild with a few showers and a thunderstorm. Low: 57
WEDNESDAY: Rather cloudy and not as warm with a few showers and a thunderstorm. High: 70
WEDNESDAY NIGHT: Clearing, breezy, and cooler. Low: 44
After some welcome rain last night and some lingering clouds early this morning, some sunshine broke through and warmed us up nicely on our Tuesday, with 70s and 80s widespread throughout most of the area. The increasing warmth and humidity will help to fire up some scattered showers and thunderstorms late this afternoon and overnight, with the best chances for them from sunset to around midnight. But we won’t be done with the rain after tonight, as our unsettled pattern remains locked in place right through Mother’s Day. Dry days may be tough to come by, but we should be able to sneak in a fairly sunny and pleasant day on Thursday amidst all the action. More rain chances surround our lone dry day, with another round of some showers and perhaps a thunderstorm sliding through during the day on Wednesday, with cooler temperatures and a late week round of rain and drizzle developing on Friday. Mom’s big weekend isn’t looking too promising right now either, with a shower or two possible on Saturday and more showers possibly developing later on Mother’s Day Sunday.
TONIGHT
After a warm and mainly dry day, expect mostly cloudy skies and a few showers and thunderstorms to be around tonight, especially from sunset to a little after midnight, similar timing to last night’s rain. It will be a mild night with lows in the upper 50s to near 60 degrees. A quarter to a half inch of welcome rain will likely be the average, locally more or less depending on where any storms or heavier downpours develop.
WEDNESDAY
Cinco De Mayo will be a mostly cloudy day as a cold front slowly slides through, producing another round of some showers and perhaps a thunderstorm as it does so. With the clouds and raindrops, it won’t be as warm as Tuesday, so highs will be back down near 70 degrees. Drying should work in towards evening and overnight.
THURSDAY
This gets the nod as the pick day of the week, as there aren’t many dry days to pick from. Expect a sunny and seasonable spring day with highs in the mid 60s, right about where they should be for early May. It’s the only guaranteed dry day of an otherwise unsettled forecast.
FRIDAY
While a coastal low will still well off the coast and not have any sensible impact on our weather, a disturbance will pivot through the Great Lakes and Northeast, bringing increasing clouds and a round of rain and drizzle, especially the second half of the day into the evening hours. Cooler temperatures will also prevail, with highs only around 60 degrees.
SATURDAY
Our Friday disturbance will linger across New England to start the weekend, close enough to keep some clouds around and perhaps a scattered shower or two, although most of the day looks dry. It will be another cool day as well, with highs again only around 60 degrees.
MOTHER’S DAY
While mom of course deserves the nicest day of the forecast, she hasn’t been getting it in recent years. This year may be no exception, with mostly cloudy skies and another round of showers developing, with the afternoon looking wetter than the morning as of right now. Highs again remain cooler than average, mostly in the low 60s.
TRACK THE WEATHER:
The Link LonkMay 05, 2021 at 02:55AM
https://www.wfmz.com/weather/just-one-entirely-dry-day-in-the-forecast-between-now-and-sunday/article_90fd7c0c-ad08-11eb-afb8-978f24ba9a2c.html
Just one entirely dry day in the forecast between now and Sunday - WFMZ Allentown
https://news.google.com/search?q=dry&hl=en-US&gl=US&ceid=US:en
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