ROANOKE, Va. – Following days of pleasant weather and low humidity, we’re due for a little bit of rain. That’s about what we’ll get Sunday.
After an early morning round of showers, we’ll track scattered afternoon and evening storms out of the west.
It’s not expected that we see damaging thunderstorms like we did last Sunday.
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A weak boundary nearby Monday will team up with warmer air to provide us with the chance for afternoon storms once again. These, too, will be scattered.
We don’t expect as many storms Tuesday. High pressure above us provides more sinking air which decreases the threat of growing storms.
On the contrary, low pressure becomes the main weather maker mid-to-late week. Rain and storm chances go up Wednesday into at least early Thursday.
A gusty wind out of the west and down the mountains should provide a drying effect at least Friday.
It’s unknown whether that will linger into the weekend, as storm clusters may develop on the southern edge of low pressure.