After several tornado warnings, there are currently no severe storms in the Tri-State. Rain and storms will continue for the next couple of hours. Rainfall was heavy in spots with some locations especially northwest with the most rain that happened over just a couple of hours.
The remnants of Beryl haven't cleared the region so we remain under a chance for showers. But the severe threat is over.
Later today, scattered showers are possible, but most will only see clouds. Highs will be down into the upper 70s. Gradual clearing will take place tonight as high pressure builds across the area. Highs reach the mid 80s under mostly sunny skies by Thursday. By Thursday evening, we'll see gradual clearing as conditions cool and fall to the mid 60s at night.
OVERNIGHT
Scattered storms
Overcast
Low: 70
WEDNESDAY
Mostly cloudy & windy, gusts to 30mph
Isolated showers possible
High: 78
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Gradual clearing
Low: 64
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