It’ll be a cool, but dry weekend in Evansville following record setting rain on Thursday.

Residents woke up to 1.86 inches of rain, most of which came before midnight Friday.  Thursday’s total of 1.79 inches set a record for April 18. That was the highest total in the Tri-State. 

Lows overnight will bottom out in the 30 to 35 degree range by Saturday morning and a Frost Advisory is in effect for all of southwest Indiana.

It's starting to ice up in spots on the west side.  Thanks to Amy Bauer for this picture of ice on the family's grill.

No patio parties for a few more weeks.  Winter isn't ready to give up yet.

It'll be a sunny weekend and we'll reach the low 50s by Sunday and Monday but then cooling back down into the 40s for most of next week.

The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Weather Advisory for the southern counties of Illinois and southwest Indiana.

These counties could see ice developing in the early hours of the event today with a chance for 1 to 2 inches of accumulated snow, followed by another opportunity for sleet and freezing rain as the system moves out of the area.

There is a chance some of this winter precipitation will spill over into other Western Kentucky Counties, particularly those along the Ohio River and those specifically listed in the advisory.