April 29 starts with mostly sunny, calm conditions but deteriorates significantly after 6 PM, with showers and thunderstorms likely overnight bringing up to 3/4 inch of rainfall. Daytime driving is generally safe, but evening and nighttime conditions become hazardous.

• 01 Morning hours (7 AM–noon) are largely clear and sunny with calm winds of 1–5 mph and no precipitation, making for safe driving conditions.
• 02 Afternoon remains mostly cloudy with minimal precipitation probability (under 13%) and light winds up to 9 mph — still manageable.
• 03 Evening conditions deteriorate rapidly starting around 6 PM, with rain shower chances climbing to 25–30% by 7 PM.
• 04 By 8–9 PM, showers and thunderstorms are likely with precipitation probability reaching 66–72%, raising risks of reduced visibility and slick roads.
• 05 By 10 PM, thunderstorms are highly probable (91% precipitation chance), with expected rainfall of 0.5 to 0.75 inches overnight — significantly increasing hydroplaning and low-visibility risks.
• 06 No active weather alerts are in effect, and temperatures remain well above freezing (49–63°F), so ice is not a concern.
• 07 Visibility data is not provided in the forecast, introducing some uncertainty about fog or storm-related visibility reductions during evening thunderstorms.