Today’s temperatures soared to a high of 82°F, significantly exceeding the average by more than 15 degrees. As we transition into the evening, expect an increase in wind activity alongside the potential for isolated showers. However, the primary focus will be on the storms that are expected to intensify early Sunday morning.
According to forecasts, the Storm Prediction Center has placed our region under a marginal risk for severe weather, indicating that isolated strong storms may develop. The strongest system is anticipated to impact the tri-state area between 7 AM and 10 AM on Sunday, with the likelihood of winds reaching around 30 mph, even in the absence of storms. While there may be a few lighter showers lingering into the afternoon, overall temperatures will cool significantly, dropping to a high of 66°F.
As night falls on Sunday, additional showers and storms are expected, accompanied by continuing windy conditions, bringing temperatures down to a low of 42°F. This weather pattern marks a notable shift from the warmer temperatures experienced today, reminding residents to prepare for the cooler and more unsettled conditions ahead.
Stay tuned for updates on weather developments as they unfold, and ensure you take necessary precautions during potential severe weather events.