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Tropical Storm Cristobal has formed in the central subtropical Atlantic, well west-southwest of the Azores islands. With maximum sustained winds of 45 mph and clusters of showers and thunderstorms getting better organized, the National Hurricane Center has determined that a tropical storm has developed.
By: Balin Rogers
Temperatures will continue to increase, especially over the weekend. This is where the upper 90s and high humidity are likely. In the tropics, the 3rd named storm of the season has recently formed.
By: Balin Rogers
Heat alerts are back! After a break from seeing heat alerts, a heat advisory has been issued for Thursday, and more are likely through most of next week. In the tropics, there are still multiple disturbances that we are tracking.
Forecasted highs are in the upper 90s through this weekend, with some locations possibly reaching the triple digits. This will make it the hottest weekend of the year so far! Not much relief will come from the skies, as conditions will stay mainly dry.
By: Balin Rogers
Dangerous heat will continue for the 2nd half of the weekend as highs soar into the upper 90s, with humidity making that feel much worse. There will not be much relief from the skies given only spotty showers are expected.
By: Balin Rogers
For the third day in a row, an Extreme Heat Warning has been issued for Monday. Make sure to slow down if outside and drink plenty of water! There will be a handful of cooldown showers and storms but most will stay dry.
The hot and humid weather pattern is not going anywhere, anytime soon. For the next 7 days, highs will be in the upper 90s with a few pop-up storms each afternoon.
By: Balin Rogers
The current heat streak we are in shows no signs of stopping, as we will stay in the upper 90s through next week! Relief from the skies in the form of cooldown showers will be hard to find.
Intense and dangerous summer heat will continue for the 2nd half of the weekend with highs in the upper 90s. Pop-up storms will be possible but the vast majority will stay dry.
By: Balin Rogers
After intense heat for the last several weeks, heat alerts will take a break for most of this week. In its place will be more storms, primarily in the PM hours.
