Overnight Storm Threat from Cold Front
A cold front moving through between midnight and 6 am will bring a strong storm threat to the area.
Storm chances increase overnight, with the strongest storms expected between midnight and 6 am, posing a low-end severe weather threat with damaging winds as the main hazard.
Tornadoes are possible, but the threat remains low.
- Some areas will stay dry due to the weakening cold front.
- Others may experience brief, passing downpours, with a low hazard of street flooding due to the quick passing nature of the storms.
The rain will move out early Sunday morning, with most of it gone by daybreak. It will be breezy behind the front, with Sunday's highs warming to the mid-80s and lower humidity throughout the day.
Monday morning is expected to be chilly, with lows falling to the upper 40s on the Northshore.
Author's summary: Storms expected overnight due to cold front.
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