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Storm Team 3: Weather Aware Today, rain possible all week
Let's have a fabulous Monday! The active pattern we saw over the weekend continues today to kick off this new work week. Today will have a very similar setup to what we saw for both weekend days: plenty of dry time with strong storms once they get going.
Isolated stronger storms are possible through the morning hours – we've already been picking up a few on Vipir Radar. More numerous storms are likely this afternoon and evening: main timing will be from 12 pm through late this evening.
Scattered severe storms will be possible with our main impact of strong, damaging winds (40 mph or greater) and torrential rain. Heavy rain could lead to localized street flooding. Rain chance will gradually taper off overnight with only a few showers lingering into early Tuesday morning.
Rain chances remain likely for our Tuesday tomorrow, with isolated severe storms possible. Our main impacts remain the same: strong gusty wind and torrential rain. A cold front will stall out across the southeast and will continue to drive in ways of heavy rain and thunderstorms each day for the rest of the week.
It will start to weaken and lose its energy by Wednesday – this is will help decrease our coverage risk of severe storms. Medium risk today, low risk tomorrow to a general t-storm risk Wednesday.
By the end of the week, we will see our pattern return to typical summertime sea breeze storms in the afternoon. Sea breeze storms can still pack a punch, but the overall coverage of severe storms will drop off by Wednesday.
Temperatures will start the week seasonably hot in the upper 80s and start to climb back into the lower 90s towards the end of the week.
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