NOW, THE WGA NEWS EIGHT STORM TEAM FORECAST WITH METEOROLOGIST TJ SPRINGER GRAY GLOOMY, WET ALL THINGS YOU COULD SAY TO DESCRIBE THE LAST FEW DAYS. AND IT LOOKS LIKE TODAY WE’RE NOT GOING TO STRAY AWAY FROM THAT. IF YOU’VE BEEN OUT AND ABOUT, YOU’VE SEEN THE GRAY CONDITIONS. MORE RAIN NOW INBOUND ON LIVE LOCAL EIGHT AND THE STORM TEAM LIVE RADAR NETWORK. THANKS TO THIS STORM SYSTEM, STILL AFFECTING US, STILL SWIRLING OFF TO OUR NORTH. I’LL SHOW YOU IN A MOMENT. BUT LOCALLY SPEAKING, WE CAN SEE SOME MORE MODERATE BURSTS OF RAIN, SOME DOWNPOURS GETTING THROUGH SOME OF PERRY COUNTY, AND MORE OUT CLOSER TO I 99. A GOOD LITTLE DOWNPOUR HERE JUST TO THE SOUTH AND EAST OF LANCASTER HERE. SO WATCH OUT. PLACES LIKE PARADISE STRONG, STRASBURG AND WE CAN SEE SOME MORE MOISTURE ACROSS YORK COUNTY ALONG I-83, BUT THE HEAVIEST STILL TO OUR WEST. THERE’S THAT MASSIVE CIRCULATION COUNTERCLOCKWISE IN THIS AREA OF LOW PRESSURE GOING TO CONTINUE TO WORK THROUGH DURING THE EVENING DURING THE OVERNIGHT, WHICH WILL REINTRODUCE MORE WIDESPREAD SHOWERS TO THE VALLEY. LOOK AT THIS COOL VIEW IN LEBANON, YOU CAN SEE THAT RAIN COMING DOWN AS WE’RE GLANCING SOUTHBOUND. THAT’S THE SHOWERS THAT ARE IMPACTING US NOW. NOW, ACROSS SOME OF LEBANON COUNTY, SOUTHERN LEBANON COUNTY, AND IN LANCASTER. SO TRAVEL CAREFULLY. MAY HAVE TO GET THE WINDSHIELD WIPERS ON AND THE UMBRELLA. NOT A BAD IDEA TO HAVE WITH YOU IF YOU’RE PLANNING ON GRABBING SOME DINNER, OR MAYBE HEADING OUT FOR SOME ERRANDS. THE OTHER STORY IS THE WIND GUSTING UP BEYOND 30MPH. NEARLY 35. IN LANCASTER, LEBANON AND CARLISLE AND GETTYSBURG AND FOR REALLY MOST OF US USUALLY THAT WIND IS A WARMER BREEZE FOR US CAN HELP BRING OUR TEMPERATURES UP. BUT THE CLOUDS TODAY DIDN’T ALLOW IT. 63 IN GETTYSBURG, 60. IN THE CAPITAL CITY, WE HAVE 61. IN LANCASTER, ONLY 52, THOUGH HEADING NORTHWESTWARD TOWARD LEWISTOWN, OVER THE NEXT FEW HOURS, MID TO UPPER 50 IS DEALING WITH THE HIT OR MISS SHOWERS THROUGH THE EVENING THROUGH THE OVERNIGHT, BECOMING MORE WIDESPREAD AND THE WIND STARTS TO PICK UP AS WELL. WE’LL DIP BACK INTO THE MIDDLE AND UPPER 40S, WHICH IS ABOVE NORMAL BUT STILL CLOSE TO AVERAGE FOR THIS TIME OF THE YEAR. THEN TOMORROW WE ARE EXPECTING MORE SUNSHINE LATE AS THIS SYSTEM DEPARTS, BUT WITH THAT DIFFERENCE IN PRESSURE GOING TO BE GUSTY AND THAT’S WHY WE HAVE THE IMPACT DAY. TEMPERATURES ARE GOING TO BE COOLER TOO. IN THE MIDDLE 50S TO NEAR 60. HERE’S PREDICTOR AS WE TIME THINGS OUT, WE CAN SEE THAT RAIN MOVING IN. AND IT’S GOING TO BE MORE WIDESPREAD THROUGH LATE TONIGHT INTO THE WEE HOURS OF OUR SATURDAY. IT STARTS TO DEPART MAY HAVE A STRAY SHOWER LINGERING EARLY TOMORROW, BUT THE BIGGER CONCERN IS GOING TO BE THE WIND. BUT IT’S A WIN THAT COMES IN FROM THE WEST NORTHWEST, BRINGING IN DRIER AIR. SO SOME SUNSHINE RETURNS LATER IN THE AFTERNOON INTO THE EVENING. WIND ADVISORIES IN EFFECT FROM NOW THROUGH 6:00 TOMORROW, INCLUDING FRANKLIN COUNTY UP THROUGH MIFFLIN COUNTY. THE HIGHER ELEVATIONS, THE RIDGETOPS, THOSE SPOTS COULD SEE AN EXPERIENCE. THE HIGHER GUSTS MOST AROUND 45, BUT I WOULDN’T BE SHOCKED IF THAT ADVISORY DOES GET EXPANDED. AND I THINK THE STRONGEST WIND GOING TO BE EARLY IN THE AFTERNOON TOMORROW, AND THAT COULD LEAD TO SOME DOWNED LIMBS, SOME SPORADIC POWER OUTAGES. SO IF YOU’RE OUT AND ABOUT TRAVELING, CERTAINLY WANT TO STAY WEATHER AWARE NOW ON SUNDAY ON THE NEWS EIGHT STORM TEAM TEN DAY, IT’S DRIER, MUCH WARMER BACK INTO THE MID 70S. BUT ANOTHER SYSTEM DOES BRING THE POTENTIAL FOR SOME SHOWERS AND RUMBLES LATE IN THE DAY. CAN’T COMPLETELY RULE OUT A ROGUE STRONGER STORM, BUT I THINK OUR CHANCES ARE PRETTY SLIM AT THAT. BUT THEN LOOK WHERE WE’RE HEADED. MONDAY TUESDAY, MID 70S A NICE AMOUNT OF SUNSHINE, BUT THAT DEVELOPS AHEAD OF ANOTHER UNSETTLED STRETCH. TRACKING THE POTENTIAL FOR SOME MORE SHOWERS THERE. BRIAN. WEDNESDA