Sunday might be a sizzling one. Highs climb into the low to mid 90s, with growing humidity making it really feel even hotter.
Warmth indices may attain into the mid 90s if you think about warmth plus humidity, which has prompted a Warmth Advisory for many of the area Sunday and Monday.
Anticipate breezy southwest winds by the afternoon, particularly alongside the coast.
Sunday night time stays heat and muggy with lows within the higher 60s and low 70s.
The warmth stays and humidity builds into Monday, with one other day of steamy climate. Whereas Monday begins off dry, some showers or thunderstorms could develop by the night as a chilly entrance approaches.
That entrance will push in rain and storms early Tuesday, staying unsettled for the afternoon and night. On and off rain probabilities by way of the work week, with every day probabilities for rain or thunderstorms till Thursday.
Temperatures will pattern cooler by midweek, with highs nearer to seasonal norms within the higher 70s and low 80s.
Tropical Storm Chantal, which shaped off the coast of South Carolina, has made landfall and can transfer north northeast now.
It is going to ultimately be pushed out to sea by a chilly entrance that’s set to maneuver over New England late Monday to early Tuesday. It may add extra moisture to our forecast on Tuesday earlier than it’s swept away.
