Mike Rizzo

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Aug 2, 2026, 7:37 AM

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The sky will be filled with clouds today as stormy weather approaches from the west. This front is expected to drop 1-3" of rain across the area with a moderate threat for flash flooding. This means that flash flooding is becoming likely as training downpours are anticipated. "Training downpours" are storms that repeat over the same area as they follow each other. This creates a flood concern for this region.

Temperatures will vary wildly on Monday depending on where the sun breaks out. Although there is a smaller chance to see lots of sun, there could be sunny spots that see very warm temperatures. In contrast, storms will create cooler temperatures instead.

Storms last throughout the day on Monday with clearing expected to start after 5 p.m. starting northwest. The clearing slides southeast as the front moves offshore to the east. 

Tuesday's weather is trending better, drier with a mostly sunny sky and pleasant temperatures despite the humidity. 

Thunderstorms are possible in the evenings on Wednesday.