Tuesday started warm and muggy with temperatures in the lower 70s.
Highs will once again soar into the mid/upper 80s this afternoon, likely breaking the current record of 83 degrees. Southerly winds will be breezy and gusting to 25 mph throughout the day.
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First Alert Weather Days have been issued for Wednesday and Thursday due to multiple rounds of heavy rain.
Flooding is the main concern as widespread rainfall totals of 1″-3″ are likely, with 4″+ possible in isolated areas.
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Spotty showers are possible during the day tomorrow, but the first round of heavier rain doesn’t arrive until the evening hours, roughly around 8 p.m. in western counties.
The rain could impact both the morning and evening commutes on Thursday, before clearing out around sunrise Friday.
Please remember: Turn Around, Don’t Drown. Never try to drive through water-covered roadways. An isolated severe storm with gusty winds and hail is possible.
Temperatures are trending downwards heading into the weekend, with more rain expected Sunday evening into Monday.
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