Memorial Day Weekend in the Hudson Valley is not going to be a total washout, but you'll want to make sure you plan your barbecue wisely.

If you've been watching the extended forecast this week, you know that meteorologists have been predicting a wet and miserable holiday weekend. The good news is that meteorologists are usually wrong.

While we will probably see some rain showers throughout the weekend, it's not going to be nearly as bad as we've been told. Here's a rundown of what to expect so you can decide when to fire up the grill.

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Chance of Rain on Saturday in Hudson Valley

The National Weather Service is calling for the chance of isolated showers on Saturday. It will be hard to predict exactly which towns may see rain during the day and which will just be cloudy. Saturday will also be the coolest day of the weekend, with temperatures in the low 60s. This is probably the riskiest day to plan a Memorial Day barbecue or outdoor event.

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Peek of Sunshine on Sunday in Hudson Valley

The weather will be considerably better on Sunday, with less risk for rain and even the occasional peek of sunshine. As the Hudson Valley recovers from rain, temperatures will return to normal, with highs expected in the upper 60s. It's probably safe to plan outdoor activities on Sunday.

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Best Day of Holiday Weekend for Hudson Valley will be Monday

Mother Nature is not expected to rain on your Memorial Day parade, as Monday appears to be the best day of the three-day weekend. The National Weather Service predicts it will be mostly sunny throughout the Hudson Valley with temperatures rising to 73 degrees. This is probably your best bet for outdoor activities, which is good news because many local parades and ceremonies are already planned for Monday.

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