Tonight’s Forecast:

As we head into the evening, storms are expected to decrease due to the loss of daytime heating. We can expect a mostly quiet overnight period, with perhaps a few showers and temperatures in the upper-60s. with more rain chances tomorrow afternoon.

Tuesday’s Forecast:

Tuesday will be similar to Monday with mostly dry conditions to start, warm temperatures with afternoon thunderstorms. These thunderstorms can quickly strengthen, so if you hear thunder make sure you head indoors. Due to the slow moving nature of the storms, 1-2″ of rainfall is possible within the heaviest of the cells. We have a 40% chance to get a thunderstorm. By Tuesday evening storms are expected to decrease in strength and coverage due to the loss of daytime heating.

10-day Forecast:

As rain chances lower, temperatures climb. Rain chances will start to decrease Wednesday, but less rain means more heat! We’ll go from the mid-80s to the mid-and-upper-90s at the end of the week and next week. We are looking at our hottest forecast of the year headed our way this weekend into next week.

Tracking the tropics:

Tropical Storm Arlene formed quickly and dissipated quickly. No tropical activity is expected this week. Our next named storm is Bret. The circled names are new. These replace retired named from six years ago. Harold replaces Harvey, a name we’d like to forget.

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