The cooler, more pleasant weather we had Monday is coming to an end, for now. Humidity rises quickly Tuesday along with our temperatures. That increase in moisture also brings in a chance for showers and storms.
Monday overnight lows will dip into the mid 60s with clear skies and a light wind.
The best timing is after 8 p.m. on Tuesday for storms, with a better push overnight. There's also a marginal risk for severe weather for our northwest locations, with wind being the main threat.
Right now, Wednesday looks like the better day to see more additional rounds of showers and storms. The entire Tri-State is under a marginal risk of severe storms on Wednesday as well. The main thing will be the much needed moisture. Much of the area is nearly 3 inches below normal on rainfall in the month of June.
Behind the front that brings storms for Wednesday, we will see a big drop in temperatures for Thursday. It will be our coolest day in nearly two weeks.
MONDAY NIGHT
Few clouds
Mild
Low: 66
TUESDAY
Partly cloudy
Spotty storm chance
High: 92
TUESDAY NIGHT
Partly cloudy, very muggy
Slight chance of storms
Low: 72
WEDNESDAY
Chance of storms
Marginal risk of severe weather
High: 86
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