Forecast Last Updated at Sunday, June 20, 2021 at 6:33PM

Warmer & Unsettled Days Ahead

Claudette exits east tonight and warmer temps return tomorrow as a front approaches from the west. We'll have a few widely scattered showers and thundershowers Monday afternoon, with good chances Monday night and into the day on Tuesday. Another refreshing air mass moves in Tuesday night setting up another pleasant stretch of weather through the end of the upcoming week.

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Sunday Hi: 75 Lo: 64 Mostly cloudy; Areas of patchy fog; Light wind

Monday Hi: 82 Lo: 63 Mostly cloudy; Warmer; Widely scattered PM showers and thundershowers; West wind 10-20 mph

Tuesday Hi: 72 Lo: 53 Cloudy; Scattered showers & t-storms; Turning cooler Tue night; SW wind 5-10 mph bec NW

Wednesday Hi: 73 Lo: 54 Mostly clear; Pleasant

Thursday Hi: 75 Lo: 57 Mostly clear; Continued pleasant

Further Out

Friday - Scattered clouds; Nice; High in the mid 70s; Low near 60 degrees
Saturday - Mostly cloudy; Isolated PM showers and thundershowers; High in the upper 70s; Low in the lower 60s

Forecast Discussion

Claudette exits off the East Coast by tomorrow and we return to more typical summertime weather. A west to southwest flow will return warmer air back to the region. A front starts to approach from the west Monday afternoon and a few widely scattered showers and thundershowers are possible. The front moves in Monday night and during the day on Tuesday. This brings our best chances of showers and thundershowers for this forecast cycle.

The front moves to our east during the day on Tuesday and showers and storms end by late afternoon. Behind the front, another shot of refreshing air spills in from the northwest. This sets up another stretch of pleasant weather through the end of the week. As we head into the weekend, temperatures warm and humidity begins to increase as our next system starts to approach from the west. An isolated shower or thundershower is possible on Saturday afternooon.

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