Only increasing clouds in the forecast for us overnight in advance of the wet, stormy weather. We could see a spotty storm just ahead of daybreak before a long break before more storms into the afternoon. Lows fall to the upper 60s by daybreak.
The better chances for scattered storms are after noon and through the evening. A cold front will slowly moves through the area during the afternoon hours, which will trigger these storms. Some of the storms could be strong and potentially severe. Damaging winds, large hail are the most likely threats. Isolated tornadoes cannot be ruled out, but it's a low end possibility.
The Storm Prediction Center has highlighted most of the Tri-State in a "Slight Risk" for severe weather on Thursday. This is threat level 2 of 5...not a certainty, but stay weather aware.
The rain potential drops on Friday and we'll go back to a partly cloudy forecast with a high of 88. Humidity will be slightly lower due to the cold front, but it will still be muggy. Storm chances ramp back up for Saturday with more heat and humidity too which levaes Sunday like Friday, a better outdoor forecast.
OVERNIGHT
Clouds build, humid
Chance rain/storms overnight
Low: 70
THURSDAY
Scattered rain and storms develop
Chance severe weather
High: 85
THURSDAY NIGHT
Storms end late
Very muggy
Low: 70
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