As night falls, the likelihood of precipitation will gradually decrease. There is a possibility of a few isolated showers, but the majority of the ground will remain dry until Monday morning. The lows will be closer to the seasonal low near the middle of the seventies.
Through Monday afternoon and evening, the likelihood of precipitation will remain elevated due to an upper-level trough that is located to our north.
A greater amount of moisture will be brought into the region by winds coming from the southwest, which means that there is a possibility of rain for everyone, but the coverage will be scattered at any given time. The highs will continue to be in the mid-80s and low 90s, while the lows will return to the low 70s as the night progresses as well.
The rest of the week is expected to be rather unsettling, with daily chances of precipitation. There is a possibility that there may be fewer showers and storms on Tuesday, but it is impossible to say for certain. A greater amount of precipitation is expected to return on Wednesday and continue through the conclusion of the work week.
The next weekend will bring higher temperatures, but there will be a slight decrease in the likelihood of rain falling.