Drier weather returns for Mother’s Day
Mother’s Day looks mainly dry with the best chance of rain arriving Sunday night
- Isolated shower possible tonight
- Stray shower possible for Mother’s Day
- Almost daily rain chances next week
TONIGHT
Any showers and storms should diminish late Saturday evening with clouds lingering into early Sunday morning. Some patchy fog is possible. Expect lows in the upper 50s and lower 60s under a mostly cloudy sky.
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MOTHER’S DAY (SUNDAY)
We should start to see drier air working in Sunday with breaks in the clouds and some afternoon sunshine. Sunday will feature highs mainly in the 70s. A few 80s are possible across central Virginia and the southside if we see enough sunshine. While a stray shower is possible, most hometowns will stay dry.
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NEXT WEEK
Scattered shower chances return for Monday and Tuesday. Drier air will finally work in for midweek as highs warm into the 80s. Low-end rain chances return starting Thursday, and linger into the start of next weekend.
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