It's a quite start to Tuesday as we replay the weather that just happened on Monday. So, it's a mild start in the low to mid 60s before the temp begins to remind us more of July or August rather than May. Afternoon highs will once again climb into the mid to upper 80s just before we have the chance for severe weather.
However, relief from the heat is on the horizon, albeit in the form of a dramatic weather shift. An approaching cold front is poised to clash with the sweltering conditions and trigger thunderstorms and torrential rain on Wednesday. In fact, The Storm Predication Center has placed us in a "SLIGHT" risk for severe storms.
Rain and storms are likely for Thursday and Friday too. While there appears to be a break on Saturday, another chance hits late Sunday into Monday.
OVERNIGHT
Mostly clear
Warm
Low: 65
TUESDAY
Mostly sunny
Still hot & humid
High: 88
TUESDAY NIGHT
Clouds build
Muggy
Low: 68
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