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A frontal boundary is dropping into the region today, and it will stall out through the weekend. This will mean a good coverage of showers and storms over the next few days.
Some storms will produce damaging winds, and any storm could also produce locally heavy rain and lots of lightning.
Here is today's video:
Another hot day today across the region with highs in the mid 90s.
Heat index values will likely meet or exceed 100 at this this afternoon.
A few storms will also fire with the daytime heating.
A cold front will begin to near the region tomorrow and increase the
coverage of showers and storms. Friday looks pretty unsettled as the
front actually moves through.
Over the weekend, the front will stall out just to our south. Highs
will be in the 80s, but with the close proximity of the front, the
chance of some showers and storms needs to be maintained.
Summertime stuff over the next couple of days with highs in the 90s, muggy conditions, and a few mainly afternoon and evening storms. Like we have seen recently, a few storms could be severe, and since the upper level winds are so light, the storms will move slowly and produce locally heavy rain. However, I think many spots will remain dry today and tomorrow.
An approaching cold front will really ramp up the shower and storm chances Thursday and Friday, and then cooler temps will follow that front over the weekend as it stalls out over South Carolina. However, it appears some clouds and maybe some showers could linger as the weekend unfolds.
Back into the regular routine today after some time away from the weather charts last week.
Our work week is beginning with the chance of some scattered showers and storms as an upper level impulse drops in from the northwest. Highs today will be in the lower 90s for most.
The rain chances look lower tomorrow, but then they will ramp back up again later this week as a cold front nears. Thursday and Friday look pretty unsettled, and then some drier air looks to try and slip in here from the north later this weekend.
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