Increasing clouds throughout the day with a small chance of a strong storm later today. The main concern with any stronger storm will be damaging wind gusts.

Saturday will be the pick of the weekend with dry and pleasant conditions. High pressure will gradually move northeast and away from the region, setting the stage for a change in the weather pattern heading into Sunday. Be mindful of all beach warnings as there have been ongoing bacteria-related concerns!

Sunday will be a much different day. Humidity will gradually increase Sunday morning as the departing high allows a southwest flow to develop.

An area of low pressure will then track west to east across the region, bringing increasing chances for rain, gusty winds and embedded strong thunderstorms late Sunday into Monday.

The heaviest rain is expected after 8 p.m. Sunday and could continue through around 8 a.m. Monday, potentially impacting the morning commute.

Rainfall totals will depend heavily on the exact track of the low. The greatest potential for heavy rain — and flash flooding — would be if the system tracks directly across the region or just to our south.

Weather conditions should gradually improve Monday, although some showers could linger early in the day.

Monday night will turn mild and quieter, with temperatures in the mid-60s and partly cloudy skies.

Behind the system's trailing cold front, we should get a break from the rain Tuesday and Wednesday, bringing a much-needed stretch of quieter weather for the middle of the week.