Our shower chances increase this evening as an upper-level low pressure system tracks across the Great Lakes. Rainfall will be light with most locations picking up less than a tenth of an inch overnight.
The rain should move out by the time most people head out tomorrow morning. We'll start seeing more sunshine tomorrow afternoon, but temperatures will remain chilly with a northeast breezy off of the lake.
As the upper-level low pressure stalls, rain works backwards on Sunday and moves in from the southeast Sunday evening.
How long this gloomy early spring pattern lasts:
Scattered showers remain possible Monday and into Tuesday. It's not our best late spring forecast, but there will be plenty of dry weather in between the rain chances.
TONIGHT: Mostly Cloudy with Scattered ShowersLow: 42
Wind: NE 5-10 mph
SATURDAY: Mostly to Partly Cloudy, Breezy, and Cool
High: 50 Lake 57 Inland
Wind: NE 10-15 mph
SUNDAY: Increasing Clouds with Chance Rain Late
High: 52 lake 58 Inland
MONDAY: Mostly Cloudy with Ch. Showers
High: 52
TUESDAY: Partly Cloudy
High: 62
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