A stray rain shower Thursday & Friday; showers, storms return Sunday
A mainly dry and seasonable evening is expected, with any chance for a stray shower staying along or north of I-80.
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A mainly dry and seasonable evening is expected, with any chance for a stray shower staying along or north of I-80.
The next system will get closer to us overnight, which may bring us a few showers or perhaps a storm by Monday morning.
Not everyone will see rain, but those who got very heavy rain in the last few days should be vigilant as it won’t take much additional rainfall to cause flooding.
Isolated showers are possible this morning, although most neighborhoods will stay dry. You’ll notice the humidity as soon as you step out, with dew points that will soar to near 70 later today, indicating a more tropical air mass on the way.
The threat of isolated storms returns Wednesday, although most areas won’t see rain.
The drop in humidity will allow lows to dip into the mid-50s for most neighborhoods tonight, offering a nice start to the day Tuesday.
Localized flooding is the primary risk, although late-day storms can also produce locally damaging wind gusts and perhaps a brief tornado.
Rain returns sometime after midnight with showers and a few downpours around Sunday morning.
A beautiful end to the weekend! Sunshine will mix with clouds this afternoon as highs push into the mid-80s.
A beautiful late July day on tap! Seasonable temperatures are expected this afternoon with blue sky and comfortable air in place.