things working in your favor:
it's been pretty dry for awhile
everything I've seen from the forecast is that the rain is supposed to be pretty light
those things said, microclimates are very real here. so the amount of rain seen at any specific area/trailhead is likely to be different than at others. keeping your plans fluid and checking the precip maps tomorrow morning, then going wherever it rained the least is one pretty safe strategy.
the rockiest trails handle lots of rain the best. unfortunately, some of the rockiest trails (Farlow & Daniel's specifically) were hammered by epic rain earlier this year and the cleanup efforts haven't even reached those areas yet. they're accessible, but that access is somewhat limited and there are washouts and landslides and whatnot to contend with.
it's been pretty dry for awhile
everything I've seen from the forecast is that the rain is supposed to be pretty light
those things said, microclimates are very real here. so the amount of rain seen at any specific area/trailhead is likely to be different than at others. keeping your plans fluid and checking the precip maps tomorrow morning, then going wherever it rained the least is one pretty safe strategy.
the rockiest trails handle lots of rain the best. unfortunately, some of the rockiest trails (Farlow & Daniel's specifically) were hammered by epic rain earlier this year and the cleanup efforts haven't even reached those areas yet. they're accessible, but that access is somewhat limited and there are washouts and landslides and whatnot to contend with.
