Sunny and dry stretch of weather to start the week
TODAY: Smoky Sunshine, Pleasant. Hi 72.
TONIGHT: Clear & Cool. Lo 52.
TUESDAY: Sunny & Warm. Hi 80.
After record rainfall in May (HIA saw its most rain ever for May at 9.72″!), this week will bring some needed drier weather and warmth too! Sunshine will dominate today, and even with a cool morning, temperatures will still make it into the 70s this afternoon. Canadian wildfire smoke will blow into Central PA again early this week. This means the sky will look hazy or have a milky sheen rather than its normal bright, brilliant blue. Just something to keep in mind as we expect sunny and dry weather for the first part of this week.
Wednesday will be quite warm with highs reaching the mid-80s! The humidity starts to tick up by the end of the week, with upper 80s forecasted for Thursday and Friday! It will start to feel much more like summer. As the humidity starts to increase, so will the chances for showers and thunderstorms. The good news? No washouts in the forecast either. A stray shower is possible ahead of a front on Thursday, with a better chance for afternoon and evening thunderstorms on Friday. Showers look to linger on Saturday before the humidity drops and gives the region a pleasant Sunday. We'll keep you posted on these rain chances, but for now, enjoy the sunny and dry stretch. We've earned it!
-Meteorologist Brett Thackara
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