May 6 brings increasingly active weather, with rain showers developing after 10 AM and becoming likely through the afternoon, accompanied by SW winds gusting up to 30 mph. The heaviest precipitation window (83% chance) runs roughly from noon to 3 PM, making midday the most hazardous period for driving.
- 01 Rain showers are likely from noon to 3 PM (67–83% precipitation probability), creating wet road conditions and reduced traction.
- 02 SW wind gusts up to 30 mph throughout the day can affect vehicle stability, especially for larger or high-profile vehicles.
- 03 Precipitation probability climbs steadily from 6% at 9 AM to a peak of 83% at 2 PM, making the midday window the riskiest.
- 04 Rising humidity (up to 84% by late evening) combined with continued evening showers (34–44% chance from 7–9 PM) keeps roads wet into the night.
- 05 No ice, freezing rain, or fog concerns — temperatures remain well above freezing (59–71°F), limiting hazards to wet roads and wind only.
- 06 Visibility data is not provided, which introduces some uncertainty about conditions during peak rainfall.
Morning window — Drive before 10:30 AM: Conditions are at their best early in the day, with partly cloudy skies, low precipitation probability (under 16%), and manageable winds. Aim to complete longer or non-essential trips before 11 AM. Evening window — Drive after 6:00 PM: Precipitation chances drop to 23–26% by 6–7 PM and winds ease to 10–12 mph, making the early evening a reasonable window. Be aware that a secondary uptick in showers (34–44%) is possible from 7–9 PM, so if driving late, aim to be off the road by 7 PM or wait until after 10 PM when chances fall back to around 36% with lighter winds near 8 mph.