It's another phenomenal weather day with sunshine, mild temperatures near 70 degrees and breezy conditions. A veil of high thin clouds filters in on Saturday with seasonable temperatures in the upper 60s. Clouds will thicken Saturday night ahead of rounds of rain on Sunday.

We're going on the fifth weekend in a row with measurable rainfall and the fourth Sunday with rain. A few things have changed with the totals and track of Hurricane Isaias that will influence our local weather this weekend.

Hurricane Isaias is now a Category 2 hurricane and forecast to become a major hurricane later on today. The storm is forecasted to make landfall near Pensacola, FL tonight as a strong category one storm. After landfall, it is forecasted to weaken and track northwest, bringing tropical moisture well inland. The latest track of the remnants of Isaias brings the heaviest rain South of the region. However, steady rain and a few pockets of downpours are expected Sunday morning through Monday. The storm is trending earlier on Sunday, around the midday and exits midday on Monday. The totals range from from a half inch to 2" across the region, with higher rain totals south of the area.

Stay tuned for changes on the forecast with your News 12 team of meteorologists.