A FLOOD WATCH has been issued for the majority of the Tri-State starting at 2 p.m. and continuing until midnight. Torrential downpours could lead to flash flooding with afternoon storms. Watch out in flood-prone areas, low spots, and around creeks, streams, and rivers.
But today's forecast is mainly about when it’s going to storm. Isolated showers and storms will start in our western locations around 1-2 p.m. Then storms will slowly move east and grow in coverage as they impact the majority of our area for the rest of the afternoon. An isolated strong to severe storm is also possible, with damaging wind gusts as the only consideration beyond flooding.
Friday will bring another hot and humid forecast, but this comes as no surprise. We are stuck in this pattern for at least the next 11 days. Friday will warm to 85, with a partly cloudy sky and scattered showers and storms, especially in the afternoon hours.
THURSDAY
Partly cloudy to mostly cloudy
Scattered afternoon storms likely
High: 86
THURSDAY NIGHT
Mostly cloudy
Isolated storm chance
Low: 70
FRIDAY
Spotty showers and storms
Still very humid
High: 85
FRIDAY NIGHT
Mostly cloudy
Slight chance
Low: 71
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