Beautiful Thursday but storms return Friday into Saturday.

TONIGHT: Clouds overnight with patchy fog developing tonight as lows dip to the upper 40s and a light northwest breeze under 7 mph.

THURSDAY: Fog is possible in the early morning then we’ll have mostly sunny skies and high temperatures in the mid 70s with a southwesterly breeze up to 8 mph.

EXTENDED: We’ll pick up a slight chance of t-storms late Thursday night and spotty storms are possible Friday ahead of a storm system. There is a chance of storms Friday morning but they would be spotty. Additional storms could develop Friday afternoon into early evening. If these develop, they could become strong to severe. There is a marginal severe threat Friday afternoon for isolated strong wind gusts or 1 inch hail.Our best chance of rain moves in Saturday and Saturday night as a cold front slowly drifts through. Strong to severe storms look possible for Saturday afternoon and those with outdoor plans should check the latest forecasts before heading out for the weekend. Flash flooding does not look to be a concern at this time. It looks drier Sunday with only a slight chance of isolated storms. High temperatures will reach the lower 80s Saturday and the upper 70s Sunday and MemorialDay. There is also a slight chance of light showers Monday afternoon for mainly north of I-70 but most areas will stay dry.