Two days of dry weather are on the way before rain and thunderstorms return for the weekend, forecasters said.
Wednesday may be overcast, but rain clouds have left the area for now and likely won’t be back until Friday.is calling for a mostly cloudy but dry Wednesday. Highs are expected to peak in the upper 70s.
Showers and storms could return Friday as temperatures reach nearly 90, forecasters said. Storms are most likely between about 2–11 p.m.
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