Temperatures the past couple of days have been fairly typical for this time of year. You can see the sharp drop in today’s graph as the rain and cooler air arrived. Your weather timeline into Monday follows.

Rain will continue into the overnight hours and Sunday morning. It appears there will be a break from sometime Sunday afternoon into Sunday night. Rain then moves back in Monday and lingers through Election Day morning.

Severe chances look low, and any chance at this point looks to come early Monday morning.

Rainfall amounts from the European model through midday Tuesday are below. When looking at computer model rainfall forecasts, it’s better to look at the range of potential totals than the exact amount in each town. Those exact amounts almost surely won’t materialize.

Another round of rain looks to come our way next Friday and Saturday, as seen via the European model below. Rainfall totals for the next seven days from the Weather Prediction Center follow. It appears our drought may be in danger of disappearing.

Highs for the next six days can be found in the gallery below:

The 6-to-10 and 8-to-14-day outlooks keep above-average temperatures and precipitation around into the middle of November.

Your WHO 13 7-day forecast: