Rain and storms will come to an end late tonight and we'll wake up to mostly cloudy but dry conditions. However, this won't last for long. Morning lows will start in the low 60s. Due to the set up in the atmosphere through mid week, we are calling for a WEATHER ALERT DAY for Tuesday and Wednesday.
Severe storm chances start almost from the get go as we reach back into the upper 70s by the afternoon. Potentially severe weather could start as soon as about noon as a line of storms sweeps across the area from west to east. We could see additional strong to severe storms redeveloping into the evening hours with individual storms.
The Storm Prediction Center (SPC) currently has our entire area in a "slight risk" for severe weather. The main threats for these storms will be large hail, as well as damaging wind gusts, and isolated tornadoes. Flooding can't be ruled out either.
The front half of Wednesday looks to be dry, but another round of, at least, strong storms hits during dinnertime on Wednesday during the heat of the day. We'll see a high of 83.
It currently looks like our severe threat is highest in the late evening and overnight hours into Thursday. In fact, the SPC has our area in an "Enhanced risk" (level 3 of 5) for severe storms on Wednesday. All severe weather elements will possible with the strongest storms.
Behind that wave of severe weather comes a pretty drastic drop in temperatures. Stay alert as we move through the week.
TONIGHT
Chance rain & storms early
Mostly cloudy later
Low: 61
TUESDAY
Showers and storms
Strong to severe storms possible
High: 79
TUESDAY NIGHT
Scattered storms
Partly cloudy
Low: 63
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