Here’s what the First Alert Weather Team said you can expect for the forecast:
- This morning is mild with temperatures in the 70s and dry under partly cloudy skies.
- Another very hot day is underway, with highs that will rise through the middle and upper 90s. Feels like temperatures will range from 105-110+.
- A few afternoon storms are expected, but they should be rather hit or miss, with many spots staying mostly/totally dry today.
- Storms, some strong, could linger across inland areas into Georgia through midnight tonight.
- Sunday will be similar to today with heat and rain chances.
- Near record heat continues early next week, with daily highs in the middle and upper 90s, and feels-like temperatures 105-110+.
- Some afternoon storms are possible each day, with higher coverage expected to return by mid-week.
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TROPICS:
- Areas of interest in the Atlantic continue to struggle and will likely not develop.
- Tropical Storm Lala in the central Pacific is nearing hurricane intensity and will impact Hawaii this weekend.
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TODAY: Partly cloudy and hot, a few widely scattered afternoon storms. HIGH: 96 (Record: 99 - 1956)
TONIGHT: A few inland storms, then partly cloudy. LOW: 76
SUNDAY: Very hot with isolated afternoon showers and storms. 76/97 (Record: 97 - 1957)
MONDAY: Very hot with isolated afternoon showers and storms. 76/99 (Record: 99 - 1954)
TUESDAY: Partly cloudy and hot with a few afternoon storms. 76/96 (Record: 98 - 1954)
WEDNESDAY: Partly cloudy and hot with a few afternoon storms. 77/96 (Record: 99 - 1900)
THURSDAY: Very hot with a few afternoon storms. 76/97 (Record: 101 - 1900)
FRIDAY: Partly cloudy and hot with a few afternoon storms. 76/95 (Record: 101 - 1900)
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