Saturday night will see cooler conditions, with temperatures dropping into the 50s through the overnight.

Outdoor plans will be impacted on Sunday afternoon and evening as the remnants of Isaias (ees-ah-EE-ahs) arrive, bringing 1" to 2" of rain, wind gusts occasionally reaching 30 mph and minor coastal flooding combined with coastal erosion due to the new moon phase.

Conditions improve by Monday, which will start with morning showers and clouds before peeks of sunshine return by lunchtime, leading into an afternoon that looks and feels great, with high temperatures near 70.

Looking ahead to next week, Tuesday is expected to stay dry in the morning before evening thunderstorms develop, with temperatures near 70 followed by a dry midweek. However, there is low confidence in the forecast as of Saturday evening for next Friday and next weekend as computer models split between pushing very dry, cold air into the area or keeping a stubborn, mild and wet storm system overhead, though more definitive guidance will become available after Sunday.

You can see more details on News 12's new tropical weather page here. The News 12 Storm Watch Team will keep you updated on this through the weekend.