The "usual" summer -like late-afternoon shower and storm development is focused a bit more across the tri-state region, mostly triggered by a larger complex of thunderstorms and storminess well to our northwest. With winds mainly coming in from the southwest, any spotty rain that forms will be driven to the northeast, so the best chance for a passing storm will be in south Georgia and some interior north Florida zones. Overnight, fewer clouds will be present with lows in the lower 70s. Tomorrow, the storm system sinks a little closer but will keep enough distance to put rain chances only in the 20% coverage range. Highs will be in the mid to lower 90s. General low pressure aloft for midweek will boost rain development for most of the rest of the week while keeping temperatures near seasonal averages.
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