Split cold front effectively leaves a SMZ (shallow moist zone) with dry layers above - these acting somewhat as a cap to any convection, but it is plausible a few heavy showers could develop late Friday morning into the first half of the afternoon with a marginal risk of lightning, given some slightly favourable mid-level lapse rates.

Similar to farther north, moist low-levels with dewpoints 13-15C beneath much drier layers aloft may allow a few scattered heavy showers to develop late afternoon into the evening hours - though given more capping and fairly unimpressive mid-level lapse rates, overall risk of lightning is considered quite low.