Not exactly great weather for outdoor Christmas activities or college football tailgating this Saturday. The above is the SIMULATED Radar mid-day tomorrow from the 3km NAM-WRF model. Rain is likely at times Saturday with some scattered thunderstorms in the mix as well.

The risk of a severe storm with damaging winds is still there but remains low, highest odds to our West and South. That could change so stay tuned for updates.

As of now the most widespread rain Saturday looks to be between 7am and 4pm give or take a couple hours.

Rain and thunder odds diminish overnight Saturday and much of the day Sunday looks dry with a better chance of rain Sunday night into early Monday morning.

SATURDAY SEVERE WEATHER RISK LEVELS:

ESTIMATED RAINFALL AMOUNTS SATURDAY MORNING/EARLY AFTERNOON:

ESTIMATED RAIN AMOUNTS SATURDAY LATE AFTERNOON:

ESTIMATED RAINFALL SATURDAY NIGHT:

ESTIMATED RAINFALL SUNDAY NIGHT:

ESTIMATED AVERAGE RAIN TOTALS FRIDAY-SUNDAY:

High temperatures in the lower 60s Saturday and low 70s Sunday but turning much colder again by Tuesday and Wednesday of next week, back well below-normal.

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