Bermuda is likely to experience isolated showers over both days of the Cup Match holiday with a risk of thunder this morning.

The Bermuda Weather Service said a broad trough of low pressure is expected to continue to weaken today and to be replaced by a high pressure tomorrow.

“Shower activity and strong winds will gradually ease with fair conditions emerging as a high pressure gradually builds back into the area from the east,” the forecast said.

For boaters, rough seas are expected to abate and become moderate later tomorrow.

Today is expected to see Isolated showers with mainly fair visibility and the chance of early thunder, gradually dissipating at times in the afternoon, while some isolated showers are also expected tomorrow.

A high of 85 degrees Fahrenheit is expected today.

Yesterday saw 1.7 inches of rain fall, while 5.55 inches of rain have fallen so far in July. Foe the year to date, 39.44 inches have been recorded, compared to an average of 31.2 inches.