Overnight, temperatures only drop to 73 degrees under a clear sky.
Wednesday will be another hot and humid day. But it does come with one change, we could see a few thunderstorms.
First of all, there's a heat advisory again tomorrow. The high should rise to 94 with a heat index of 100-104 degrees. We are also under an air quality alert on Wednesday too.
Storm chances won't come into the Tri-State until after 4 p.m. and it will be to the north first. But it's very dependent on how a larger complex of storms develops to the north along I-70 and how far it travels south with time. This storm chance is mostly in our northern counties from 5-10 p.m.
The SPC currently has the entire Tri-State in a "marginal risk" for severe storms. Like I mentioned above, it's very possible the whole area doesn't even get rainfall, with only our northern towns and counties seeing some scattered activity. But if something were to go severe, damaging wind and large hail would be the issues.
Thursday will be hot and humid too. The high of 95 will feel closer to 100 degrees. The sky will be mostly sunny and I can't rule out an isolated pop up storm. But a lot of us won't see rain Thursday.
A slow moving cold front will bring back spotty storm chances later Friday and now it looks like some of those spotty storms could linger into Saturday too.
TUESDAY NIGHT
Few clouds
Muggy
Low: 71
WEDNESDAY
Partly cloudy
Isolated evening storms
High: 96
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Few clouds
Muggy
Low: 71
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