From Mount Holly-
Showers then spread southward late in the evening, but should mostly dry up before getting to far southern New Jersey and Delmarva. Overall, expecting 1/2-3/4" QPF north and west of the Fall Line, and not much more than 1/10" QPF south and east of the Fall Line.
We won`t see much relief across the region from this potentially wet pattern until another cold front crosses the region over the weekend. As the front moves eastward and into our area, it will help to push the stalled low to the northeast and bring at least a brief respite from the cloudy and wet weather across our area as the winds finally turn to the west/northwest and dry air can start to make its way into the area.
What the hell are they on about? Been reading their discussions a lot recently and it would appear they have no idea significant parts of their forecast area is in a moderate drought. Yes, yes, we just can't take all this wetness! No relief! Da fuk outta here.