Rain will return to Santiago on Friday afternoon and evening after the precipitation recorded in recent days across the Metropolitan Region. Forecasters at Meteored say the showers could stretch until the morning of Saturday, October 24, keeping the city wet through the night. The new round of instability is not expected to hit the capital evenly, with some districts taking on more rain than others. Winds could reach speeds of up to 60 kilometers per hour over the weekend, which will make conditions feel harsher on exposed streets. Residents heading out on Friday night should carry rain gear and expect slower commutes. Drivers will want to watch for slick roads and ponding water in low-lying areas. The incoming front follows a stretch of wet weather that has already soaked the city. Drier conditions are expected to settle in once the system moves through on Saturday.