It has been very wet over the last 48 hours, but we are looking at a little bit of a break as we move through the next two days.
Some parts of the Tri-State have seen between 3 to 5 inches of rain in the last 72 hours, and we had some flash flooding earlier this morning.
Most of the evening storms have waned and we are seeing clearing out there. Overnight will stay mostly clear to partly cloudy with a few isolated storms here and there. Overall, it looks like we should stay dry in most areas. Temperatures will stay warm and muggy as we dip down to 71°. Areas of clear skies overnight may lead to some patchy fog as we have high low-level humidity due to the rainfall and calm winds. Fog will be patchy at best, but still could be impactful.
The mostly clear skies will carry over into Sunday as the heat and humidity does as well. Temperatures will respond big time to the sunshine Sunday, climbing into the upper 80s. Some spots may see temperatures into the low 90s. Add the humidity and we will have feels like temperatures into the upper 90s. There will be a chance at a few isolated thunderstorms during the midday and afternoon, but coverage and chances remain minimal. However, any storms will bring slight relief from the heat.
Monday looks like a carbon copy of Sunday with a slightly better chance at a few storms, but again that stays low. The heat, humidity, and sunshine will all be back with temperatures near 90-degrees. Feels like temperatures will be between 95° and 99°. The better rain chances return on Tuesday with a cool down the rest of the week.
THIS EVENING
Clouds clearing, warm & muggy
Isolated storms
High: 85
SATURDAY NIGHT
A few isolated storms early
Muggy & partly cloudy, patchy fog
Low: 71
SUNDAY
Scattered storms
Feels like 99°
High: 89
SUNDAY NIGHT
Partly cloudy
Warm & muggy
Low: 72
MONDAY
Isolated storms
Still hot & humid
High: 89
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