What We’re Tracking
- One more hot day
- Sun to storms on Tuesday
- Rain mid-week
We are waking up to cooler temperatures across our northern counties, where much drier air has moved in and dew points have dropped. Some locations have fallen into the 50s this morning. Farther south, temperatures are a bit milder as dew points continue to hold in the mid-60s, helping keep the air warmer and more humid.
Our next storm system arrives late today, bringing increasing chances for scattered thunderstorms. The area is currently under a slight risk for severe weather along an approaching cold front Tuesday evening. Some storms could become strong to severe, producing damaging wind gusts, areas of flooding and large hail.
Rain chances continue off and on through much of Wednesday and into Thursday. Along with the wetter weather comes a noticeable cool-down. High temperatures will fall into the lower 70s Wednesday before dropping back into the lower 60s by Friday.
Behind the cold front, a taste of fall returns. Several mornings later this week could start in the upper 30s, marking one of the coolest stretches we’ve seen in quite some time.
KSNT Storm Track Meteorologist Ashton Rizzo
