It was a scorcher Thursday and it’s going to continue for two more days. There’s also a possibility of storms.
There will be no relief at night despite a clear sky with temperatures in the upper 70s and low 80s along with tropical humidity. Friday will be bright and blazing hot with temperatures in the upper 90s/low 100s.
Thursday’s temperature reached 103 degrees, which tied the record for today’s date back in 1901.
Watch for isolated downpours Friday afternoon and evening. It will even be incredibly sultry down the shore thanks to a persistent land breeze for most of (if not the entire) day. Independence Day will also be hot and humid with scattered afternoon and evening storms.
An area of low pressure attached to a front brings scattered storms for Sunday then the nearby front allows for scattered showers for Monday.
