A Weather Alert Day is set for Monday
A storm system over the northern Gulf coast is fueling things along with our seabreezes, though the cooler day we had for Mother's Day and Monday will hopefully work to reduce our overall severe threat.
Channel 9's Kassandra Crimi will keep track of morning rain and scattered afternoon storms for Monday.
Expect a possible 2-5″ of rain, and we'll monitor for any short-term flooding.
After this system moves by, we're looking at the hottest weather possibly of the entire year with highs well into the mid and maybe upper 90s later next week.
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