Hour by hour Thunder in the Valley forecast. When will the rain stop?

Vancouver Island Inland Sections Forecast - No watches or warnings in effect.

Forecast Issued 4:00 PM PDT Sunday 14 October 2018 - Sunday night: Clear. Fog patches developing overnight. Low plus 1. Monday: Sunny. Fog patches dissipating in the morning. High 21. UV index 3 or moderate. Monday night: Clear. Low plus 4. Tuesday: Sunny. High 18. Tuesday night: Clear. Low plus 4. Wednesday: Sunny. High 18. Wednesday night: Clear. Low plus 4. Thursday: Sunny. High 20. Thursday night: Clear. Low plus 5. Friday: A mix of sun and cloud. High 16. Friday night: Clear. Low 7. Saturday: A mix of sun and cloud. High 16.

Current Conditions
Temperature 4.9° C -0.7 ° C/hr		Barometer 102.92 kPa 0.0
Wind N/A 0.0 km/h gusting 0.0 km/h
Humidity 93 %		Rain Rate 0.0 mm/hr
Wind Chill 4.9° C		Heat Index 4.9° C
Dewpoint 3.9° C
UV 0.0		Solar 0 W/m²
Last Updated: 1:20:00 PST
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Day Almanac
Day's Rain 0.0 mm		Day ET 0.0 mm mm
Rain Storm NotAvailable mm
Civil Rise 07:07		Moon Phase Waxing crescent (37% full)
Civil Set 19:01		Day Length 13:04:55
Day High 5.8° C @ 00:00 Tdy.
Day Low 4.9° C @ 01:18 Tdy.
Day High Rain Rate 0.0mm/hr00:00
Day High Barometer 102.92 kPa @ 00:59 Tdy.
Day Low Barometer 102.92 kPa @ 00:29 Tdy.
Day Low Windchill 4.9° C @ 01:18 Tdy.
Day High Heat Index 5.8° C @ 00:00 Tdy.
Day High Wind Gust S 0.0km/h @ 00:05 Tdy.
Day High Solar Radiation 0W/m² @ 00:00 Tdy.
Day High UV Index 0.0 @ 00:00 Tdy.

It is not a good forecast for Thunder in the Valley but it is what it is, so here is the hour by hour from this morning’s University of Washington model run. There is nothing more than drizzle in the model after this evening through Tuesday. The forest and rivers and fish will be happy. So hard to complain but I hope the TitV folks can make it work.

Images below are hour periods starting with 10-11AM and ending with 4-5PM. The scale is 0.8in=2mm 0.16in=4mm 0.32in=8mm 0.64in=16mm