Isolated storm chance Tuesday, flooding potential for Friday
Storm Watch Team Meteorologist Alex Calamia says it will be unseasonably warm on Tuesday and Wednesday. There may be an isolated shower on Tuesday, but the chance of rain may return on Friday.
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Aug 1, 2022, 11:57 AM
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5h agoWHAT'S NEW: Unseasonably warm Tuesday and Wednesday.
WHAT'S NEXT: Thursday will be a Heat Alert, with heat index values likely around 100 and high temperatures in the mid-90s. There's a flooding potential Friday from a slow-moving cold front.
Storm Watch Team Meteorologist Alex Calamia says it will be unseasonably warm on Tuesday and Wednesday. There may be an isolated shower on Tuesday, but the chance of rain may return on Friday.
FORECAST:
TUESDAY: Sun and clouds with highs around 90 degrees. An isolated storm is possible after noon, but otherwise there will be much more sunshine. Lows around 70 degrees.
WEDNESDAY: Sunny and hot but with lower humidity - high of 89 degrees. Lows around 73.
THURSDAY: Sun and clouds. Highs around 96 degrees and more humid so it will feel like 100 to 105 degrees. A stray shower or storm is possible late in the day. Lows around 75.
FRIDAY: Warm and muggy with more clouds. Slow-moving storms are possible in the afternoon and evening. Localized flooding is possible. Highs around 89. Lows around 71.
SATURDAY: Sun and clouds with a few thunderstorms possible. Highs around 85. Lows around 73.
SUNDAY: Sun and clouds. Highs around 87. Lows around 71.
WHAT'S NEXT: Thursday will be a Heat Alert, with heat index values likely around 100 and high temperatures in the mid-90s. There's a flooding potential Friday from a slow-moving cold front.
Storm Watch Team Meteorologist Alex Calamia says it will be unseasonably warm on Tuesday and Wednesday. There may be an isolated shower on Tuesday, but the chance of rain may return on Friday.
FORECAST:
TUESDAY: Sun and clouds with highs around 90 degrees. An isolated storm is possible after noon, but otherwise there will be much more sunshine. Lows around 70 degrees.
WEDNESDAY: Sunny and hot but with lower humidity - high of 89 degrees. Lows around 73.
THURSDAY: Sun and clouds. Highs around 96 degrees and more humid so it will feel like 100 to 105 degrees. A stray shower or storm is possible late in the day. Lows around 75.
FRIDAY: Warm and muggy with more clouds. Slow-moving storms are possible in the afternoon and evening. Localized flooding is possible. Highs around 89. Lows around 71.
SATURDAY: Sun and clouds with a few thunderstorms possible. Highs around 85. Lows around 73.
SUNDAY: Sun and clouds. Highs around 87. Lows around 71.
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