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Nowcast: Metro rush hour rain

Posted at 3:34 PM on November 3, 2009 by Paul Huttner

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A band of rain rolls into the metro at 3:30pm today.

It's a wet PM rush today.

Radar is tracking a narrow band of rain sliding through the metro just in time for PM drive. Expect wet streets and wipers on medium as you're heading out this afternoon and early evening.

A few wet snowflakes may mix in on the back side of the rain band, but it looks like temperatures are warm enough for mostly rain. The rain is moving through pretty quickly. It should last about 1 to 2 hours in any one spot.

PH

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