Storm chances increase with potential severe weather this week
Monday starts out dry, but a stalled front will lead to widespread storm chances in the afternoon hours. These storms could produce strong winds, hail, and flooding as they slowly move from west to east across the area, coming to an end in the evening hours. Highs Monday afternoon reach near 90.
The tropics remain quiet and look to stay that way through the next 7 days
Locally, this week will see wet conditions with rounds of showers and thunderstorms as the front stalls along the coast. Each day, a low-end severe threat will exist for the area along with potential flooding. By next weekend, we will see somewhat drier conditions with daily summertime pop-up storms.
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