Summer Weather Holds On
TONIGHT: Temperatures will fall into the upper 60s and lows 70s. Watch for some patchy fog to form in areas overnight with calm winds and a mostly clear sky.
SUNDAY: Another warm day is on tap with expected highs in the upper 80s. A few spots will get into the low 90s. There is the chance for an isolated shower during the afternoon, but most locations will stay dry.
NEXT WEEK: The overall weather pattern is not going to be changing much and that means the last week of summer is going to be a warm one. Highs each day will be in the upper 80s to around 90° with overnight lows around 70°. We’ll play our favorite game of “Whack-A-Mole” with isolated showers and perhaps a storm or two possible area wide during the afternoon all week. Most areas will stay dry each day, but there is the potential for that afternoon summer shower through next weekend. It won’t mean you’ll have to plan any changes to your schedule, but if you get one it’ll move along fairly quickly.
Fall officially arrives at 3:02 p.m. Friday.
TROPICS: An active weather pattern is emerging in the tropics yet again. This is not unusual as we are in the midst of the peak of Hurricane Season in the Atlantic. As of Saturday Evening, Hurricane Jose was moving north along the eastern seaboard and could bring rain, wind and beach hazards from the Carolinas through New England. Tropical Storm Lee looks to remain away from land and likely won’t last more than a few days in the deep Atlantic. Tropical Storm Maria looks to strengthen and organize quickly, threatening the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico potentially as a Major Category 3 Hurricane by Wednesday. Maria will be the storm to watch in the coming week.
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