The threat of severe weather tonight continues into early Monday morning with a stalled front moving very slowly eastward. The Storm Prediction Center issued a slight risk for damaging winds, large hail and heavy rainfall. We could see these storms develop where rainfall amounts range from 2 inches to 4 inches.
There is a threat of severe weather on Sunday.
Storm Prediction Center
It's been a stormy week.
The weather pattern will remain very active this week with showers and thunderstorms. Tuesday will be mostly dry, followed by rain Tuesday night into Wednesday. By Wednesday night, we will see a stronger system establish itself into early Thursday morning.
Precipitation is expected Sunday night into Thursday night.
Global forecast system model built through Pivotal Weather
August started off calm; temperatures continued to be above average.
The weather will become calmer Thursday into Friday, with a brief reprieve from the frustrating dew points. Our temperatures will continue to be at or above the seasonal average. Temperatures will be in the mid-80s on Monday, followed by high temperatures in the mid-80s in late July and early August.
Highs Monday.
NOAA
6-10 Temperature Outlook.
NOAA
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