Threat For Showers And Thunderstorms Thursday, Soggy End Of The Week
It will certainly feel warmer and steamier, but we also have the threat for showers and thunderstorms around through the afternoon. But these are just an appetizer, so to speak.
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It will certainly feel warmer and steamier, but we also have the threat for showers and thunderstorms around through the afternoon. But these are just an appetizer, so to speak.
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Wednesday morning will be a stark contrast to the beginning of the week. Sun and warmth has been replaced by clouds and much cooler temperatures.
Steady rain will arrive Friday, as a slow moving cold front (from the west) combines with tropical moisture riding northward along the east coast.
We'll head back to the 80's with sunshine on Thursday but once again, showers and storms are in the forecast - and then Friday ends up being a washout with heavy thunderstorms rolling through all day.
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Mainly unsettled weather begins today and lasts through Friday.
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Clouds have been slow to break on this Friday, but you can feel the warmer air in place across the region - warmth that is poised to stick around into the weekend and next week!
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A foggy start to Friday, but we are expecting to see some sunny breaks by the afternoon. Temperatures will warm into the mid to upper 70s, especially with any sun.
Once the warm gets underway, it will hold through early next week.
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A warm front just north of the area is bringing in showers and even a pop-up thunderstorm or two this morning.
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