Fathers Day Weekend Looks to be Mostly Dry

Friday, June 13, 2025 at 7:40 AM

By Scott McCaulley @smcckc

While rain chances will persist today, the Father’s Day Weekend forecast looks to by drier than originally predicted.

The National Weather Service expects most of the weekend to be rain free. Showers that will persist today will eventually end overnight and make way for mostly sunny but humid conditions over the weekend with Highs in the 80s and Heat Index Readings into the 90s both Saturday and Sunday.

Forecasters do say pop-up showers are possible during the weekend but are expected to be isolated.

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