RICHMOND, Va. — Expect a passing shower and then some fog through the night with overnight lows in the mid 60s north to lower 70s south.
Saturday looks unsettled with widespread showers and thunderstorms developing through the afternoon and evening as the stalled front lifts back north.
The atmosphere will contain plenty of moisture increasing the threat for localized flooding and heavy rainfall.
Some areas along the I-95 corridor, including metro Richmond, could see periods of very heavy rain Saturday evening and overnight.
Highs will stay cooler because of clouds and rain ranging from the low to mid 80s.
Sunday remains humid with scattered showers and thunderstorms still possible especially south and southeast of Richmond.
Rain coverage will gradually decrease through the day as the lingering boundary weakens. Temperatures will hold in the mid 80s with muggy conditions continuing.
A much more comfortable weather pattern arrives Monday as drier air pushes into Central Virginia behind another cold front.
Sunshine returns with highs in the 80s and noticeably lower humidity. Monday night and Tuesday morning will feel especially refreshing for September with lows dropping into the low and mid 60s and even some upper 50s possible in rural locations.
Tuesday stays mostly sunny and pleasant with seasonable temperatures in the low to mid 80s. Humidity remains manageable through midweek before slowly increasing again Wednesday and Thursday as high pressure shifts offshore and warmer air builds back into the region.
The Atlantic Basin remains very quiet, with no significant tropical disturbances.
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