April showers will return on Thursday, with a risk of a few lightning strikes, particularly in the mountains.
After reaching an afternoon high in the mid-teens, the risk of rain continues into the evening before diminishing overnight.
A short-lived, upper-ridge of high pressure returns the region on Friday, which will result in some sunshine for the day, along with an afternoon high back in the upper teens.
The next frontal boundary will come crashing through on Saturday, with more rain during the day and a chance of lingering showers under mostly cloudy skies on Sunday.
Daytime highs will level out in the mid-teens both days, which is just slightly shy of the seasonal average for the final weekend of April.
The work week kicks off on an average note with afternoon highs around 17 degrees or so under partly-to-mostly cloudy skies.
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