Friday night sees cloudy conditions, patchy fog, and some on and off drizzle chances. Temperatures remain in the upper-30s and low-40s. This dreary and drizzly weather continues into Saturday. Saturday itself is not rainy, but there may be very misty light rain showers throughout the day in a sporadic manner.

Sunday starts warm and mainly dry before nightfall brings a strong cold front accompanied by rain, wind, and potentially thunderstorms. While rainfall will not be major amounts, it could fall by way of downpours in pockets of moderate to heavy rain. Temperatures continue to rise into Saturday and are especially warm on Sunday in the mid-60s. Temperatures will be in the upper-50s and low- to mid-60s for the next week.

Main rain chances for drizzle are on Saturday. Sunday sees stronger rain that lingers into the first half of Monday. There could be potential for impacts for Monday morning's commute. Rain won't impact all of Sunday, just the later portions. However, wind certainly will. Calm winds for Friday night and into Saturday during the day before they pick up going into Saturday night and early Sunday. Winds could gust into the 40-plus mph range. The next chances for rain aren't until possibly Thursday but there's a whole lot of sunshine to get through before then.