Pothole season is upon us. Please be extra cautious driving. If you see a puddle of water on the roads, it's more than likely a crater filled with rainwater waiting to claim another tire and suspension system. Tonight, more rain and a possible grumble of thunder will be passing through. Nighttime lows are near where they should be. With the atmosphere so saturated with moisture and the winds on the lighter side, areas of dense fog could develop heading into the overnight.

After tonight's burst of storms, the weather doesn't necessarily improve. The rain won't be as consistent, but there will be moments that pockets of drizzly moments drifts across our collective paths.

The outlook for warmer weather is right around the corner. I think we have a better opportunity at seeing daily highs in the 50s, 60s, and dare I say 70s, after the weekend. Early next week does look favorable for those temperatures to average about 10 degrees plus above the normal.