Potential stormy start to September
It is not a statewide severe weather blitz, but conditions favor widely scattered storms late tomorrow.
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There could be a few passing showers overnight to pad the precipitation stats for the month. Nothing severe or overly worrisome. The air will be damp and heavy, with humidity and the winds will be fairly still. One final sticky summer night.
Meteorological Fall begins Tuesday as the the calendar flips over to September. It will be a very warm and humid day. The ingredients are on the table for a few widely scattered storms to develop later in the evening.
Not everyone will see storms on Tuesday. If they develop, where they develop would get drenching downpours that will cause flooding. Destructive winds could also occur. Large hail, lightning and the possibility of a tornado is all on the table in the stronger cells. Listen for and please don't dismiss any warnings that might be issued.
The remainder of the week looks warm and unsettled. Clouds and sun, with a 30% chance of storms after 2 p.m. Forecasting fingers are crossed that the weekend forecast holds up. As of Monday night, the forecast calls for sunny skies and comfortable temperatures right through Monday.
