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Storms miss the Tri-State overnight, fog possible

Heat Advisory set for Friday
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We've been monitoring storms to the north overnight but unlike Thursday morning, the storms are moving southeast and will miss our area. So there are no precipitation concerns as you head out the door Friday.

Friday will be another very hot and humid day. Highs rise to the mid 90s with a heat indices from 100° - 105°. As a result we have a HEAT ADVISORY beginning at noon.

We've been monitoring a small rain chance for Friday and while it's still there in some weather models, it's not overly convincing. If we see rain, it will be isolated at best.

Now , there's a better chance for the front half of Saturday as highs reach the mid 80s. A cold front passes through the area into Saturday morning, bringing in a 40% rain chance. More importantly, the front will open the door to more mild and dry air that will really be felt Saturday night into Sunday. Afternoon temperatures on Sunday drop to the low 80s with sunshine and pleasant conditions.

OVERNIGHT
Fair skies, muggy with a touch of fog
Isolated chance for storms
Low: 76

FRIDAY
Partly cloudy, hot & humid
Feels like 105
High: 95

FRIDAY NIGHT
Isolated rain chance
Partly cloudy, muggy
Low: 68

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