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Rain chances dampen your weekend

Water Levels Rise As Tewkesbury Braces Itself For Flooding TEWKESBURY, ENGLAND - MAY 01: Raindrops fall on flooded waters on May 1, 2012 near Tewkesbury, England. After the wettest April in 100 years, thousands of homes, particularly in the south west of England, faced a renewed risk of flooding after heavy rain fell overnight and many rivers remained on flood alerts. (Photo by Matt Cardy/Getty Images) (Matt Cardy/Getty Images)

DAYTON — An area of low pressure will set up across the central part of the country over the next two days. This low will mature and slide eastward. The placement of the low will determine the amount of rain we receive here in the Miami Valley.

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Currently, rain chances are low Friday afternoon and evening. Isoalted showers are possible, but not likely. Saturday and Sunday will be the best chance for rain and storms. Saturday will bring a scattered chance late afternoon and evening, lingering into the overnight hours.

Sunday’s rain chance will be more likely late afternoon and evening and more so than Saturday.

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Rain and storm chances may linger into next week. It’s important to note that we are days out and timing and amounts will change.

Don’t cancel weekend plans, just pay attention to Live Doppler 7.

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