Monday’s Forecast:

Record-setting heat on Sunday was not the best way for us to kick off the first official weekend of Fall. We’ll also see hot afternoons starting Monday with a bit of a twist, thunderstorms that may slide acorss the area as early as the morning commute. Below are snapshots of when we could be dealing with some strong storms.

Rain possible through Tuesday:

We are likely to continue to see hit and miss storms into Tuesday and the start of the week. A weak front will be the focal point and rain totals range from a half inch to two inches through Tuesday.

Tracking the Tropics:

Ophelia made a mess of the eastern seaboard for most of the weekend. Tropical Storm Phillippe has formed but will stay out in the middle of the Atlantic. Meanwhile, the NHC has slapped a 10% chance of development near the Yucatan Peninsula for a cluster of thunderstorms. Nothing to worry about now but we’ll be watching it regardless.

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10-Day Forecast:

We’re also tracking a front that will bring rain Monday and Tuesday. It will not lower temperatures dramatically. In fact, it may not move all the way through which would keep the humidity around through Sunday of next week.