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Fog will be possible to start Saturday

After a warm Saturday afternoon, another round of storms is possible Saturday night into Mother's Day
Severe storms will clear late tonight
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***SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WATCH until 10PM***

Storms continue move through Green Country and will likely clear southeast parts of our forecast by 11pm. Clearing tonight and light wind along with a wet ground will likely aide in the development of fog into Saturday morning. Be mindful for low visibility in spots.

After the cool and foggy start, we'll see temps warm up into the low/mid 80s for highs with lots of sunshine.

Another round of showers and thunderstorms is forecast to develop Saturday night and continue into Sunday morning ahead of another approaching cold front. While the overall severe weather threat appears limited, a few stronger storms could develop if thunderstorms organize into a larger complex moving southeast across the region.

Expect wet weather for at least the first half of Mother’s Day morning before skies gradually begin to clear late in the afternoon. Some rain may linger into the afternoon, especially across southern portions of the region. Cooler air behind the front will bring blustery north winds and highs settling into the lower 70s and upper 60s by Sunday afternoon.

After a seasonable and quiet start to the work week next week, warmer conditions return with a slight chance of a midweek t-storm or two.

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