Dry Today, Then Bottom Falls Out?

Thanks this morning to Tom Hesler of Isabella, TN for sending these pictures in last evening of the hail in his yard. Tom said this happened around 8 pm, and stayed on the ground until after 11 pm. Some of it was quarter-sized.
A bit of a breather today for Dudley. He was frantic for awhile yesterday afternoon. And again after midnight for a few hours as the storms rumbled across the area. Several others here had animals in the same condition. We have some chill pills from the vet, but with afternoon storms that move through in 30 or 40 minutes I really hate to do that to him.
After a foggy start this morning we'll have partly cloudy skies with afternoon temperatures into the low 80s.
Patchy fog redevelops tonight with lows around 60.
Then our next front pushes into the region and stalls Thursday through Saturday night. I think we're looking with several rounds of rain and storms. By the time it all wraps up, average rainfall amounts may end up between 2" and 3". Over 3 days time, that's probably not much of a problem. But we will have a few strong to severe storms during that time frame.
It looks like we'll dry out late Saturday night through Sunday.