The forecast for this weekend’s Preakness Stakes has greatly improved and is mostly dry for the second leg of the Triple Crown. Front will stall south of the Mason-Dixon line and clear out clouds to give mostly sunny skies for this afternoon. There is just a small chance of an isolated shower or storm Saturday afternoon but looks much drier than the Kentucky Derby.
2013 Preakness weather forecast: Mostly sunny with chance of showers
The forecast for this weekend’s Preakness Stakes has greatly improved and is mostly dry for the second leg of the Triple Crown.
FRIDAY - BLACK-EYE SUSAN WEATHER FORECAST:
Sunny to mostly sunny skies, with a light northerly wind and an afternoon high temperatures around 77.
SATURDAY - PREAKNESS STAKES WEATHER FORECAST:
Mix of sunshine and clouds for the afternoon on Saturday with just a slight chance of an isolated shower or storm. Mostly dry conditions, a little cooler than Friday with an afternoon temperatures around 73. Winds out of the southeast between 5 to 15 mph.
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