HAZARD, Ky. (WYMT) - The rain returns to the mountains after a nice summertime break.

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Seasonable heat is in your First Alert Forecast for Father's Day weekend with the chance for a few pop-up showers and

It’s when we get into the overnight hours of Friday, going into Saturday Morning it starts to become more widespread. Then we do the same thing for Saturday and Sunday, start the day off Dry, then shower and storm chances ramp up in the afternoon and evening hours.

A few thicker clouds may limit the temperatures into the upper 80s for inland areas. Like clockwork, the best chance for showers and storms will arrive for the afternoon hours and push into inland areas throughout the afternoon and into the evening.

Clouds increase this afternoon ahead of our next system, which tracks south of the U.P. The rain moves in overnight and becomes widespread tomorrow morning. Light to steady intensities are expected with pockets of moderate downpours. Severe weather is not likely. However, we will get soaking rain.

Air quality should improve as rain becomes more widespread.Get used to seeing more rain over the next few days. Rain will be most likely today around Highway 29 and south. As we get into late tonight and early Friday,

First Alert Meteorologist Trevor Gibbs was in Orlando to accept the first-ever News Flash Award for outstanding coverage of the 2024 Hurricane Season and tornado warnings in St. Johns County.