Labor Day Weekend forecast

Labor Day Weekend forecast ☔️☔️☔️☔️☔️☔️☔️☔️*A front that will slog into the area and make for a very soggy weekend.
*Epect drier and cooler weather for much of next week, which is a fine way to start September.From Space City Weather FRIDAY -*We are still watching for the possibility showers and thunderstorms later today which could impact Friday Night Lights and the beginning of high school football.
*Overall chances are pretty low, perhaps in the range of 20 percent, but the atmosphere is perturbed enough that anything that gets going could develop into something with a fair bit of lightning this afternoon or evening.
*Otherwise we can expect a hot and mostly sunny day, with high temperatures in the mid-90s for most locations away from the coast.
*Clouds will increase tonight, with lows dropping into the upper 70s.SATURDAY -*A cool front will approach and move into the city on Saturday. Once again I want to be clear about expectations. We are not at the point of the the year when fronts come barreling into the region and one can step outside and say, "ahh, that's refreshing." Maybe October for that. So this front will move in and then dry air should slowly accumulate over the next few days.
*Alright, so Saturday is still going to be pretty warm (low 90s) and humid.
*We are also going to see a healthy chance of rain on Saturday, about 50 percent, that will continue for much of the Labor Day weekend.
*It won't be wall to wall rain for sure, but there should be rounds of showers that add up to 1 to 2 inches over the weekend, with isolated areas getting more.
*Lows on Saturday night will probably remain stubbornly in the upper 70s.SUNDAY AND MONDAY -*I think rain chances will probably peak on Sunday before falling back a bit to about 50 percent on Labor Day.
This will help moderate high temperatures, keeping them at about 90 degrees with nights in the mid-70s.
*The bottom line is that yes, you probably will be able to find some sunny spots of weather this weekend, but you're also going to need to be dodging showers that could bring some spurts of moderate to heavy rainfall. Matt and I will be watching things this weekend, and if an update is warranted regarding the potential for flooding, we'll have something for you.For the most part, we expect these to be nuisance showers rather than something that is seriously impactful to mobility.
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