Arden Gregory

After a warm and sunny weekend, the remnants of Hurricane Beryl will bring rain and storms to the Tri-State for the workweek. I have added a First Alert Weather Day Tuesday for a low-level threat of heavy rain, gusty winds, or a brief tornado.

We will remain on alert for another dangerously hot day tomorrow, and I have extended the First Alert Weather Day through Tuesday night into Wednesday morning due to a risk of heavy rain and storms that will then break this heat wave.

The Heat Advisory has been canceled, but that is because our rain chances have gone up, which is keeping us cooler than originally expected. A First Alert Weather Day remains in effect overnight into very early Wednesday for possible heavy rain and gusty winds.

Areas of patchy fog may have a minor impact on some commutes across the Tri-State this morning. That fog should burn away by about 9 or 10 AM as our temperatures climb out of the 60s and through the 70s. Much like yesterday, our temperatures will top out in the mid to upper 80s this afternoon under partly cloudy skies, and a few spotty showers or thunderstorms may pop up in the heat of the day. Any rain we see will be very isolated, so not everyone will see that rain.

Our temperatures have been running cooler than average since Monday, but summer heat will return over the next few days.

Both Saturday and Sunday will be mostly sunny. A warm breeze coming from the south-southwest at around 6 to 12 mph will help push our high temperatures into the lower 90s, but I don’t think the humidity will be too stifling, so the heat index values will only be a couple of degrees higher than the actual temperatures. The heat and humidity ramp up for the first half of the workweek.

Tonight will be mostly clear with low temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. Tuesday will be partly cloudy but dry with high temperatures once again topping out in the low to mid 80s.

Plenty of sunshine in the forecast today, which will help push our temperatures into the upper 80s to low 90s this afternoon.

EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WFIE) - It has been a noticeably cooler day across the Tri-State, and even chillier weather is on the way! We may even see our first frost of the season late Tuesday night into early Wednesday morning or late Wednesday into early Thursday.

We are on alert early Wednesday morning and again early Thursday morning for the coldest air we have seen in six months, which could result in our first frost of the season!