Drew Montreuil

Building heat and humidity will set the stage for multiple rounds of showers and thunderstorms over the coming days. With plenty of fuel to work with, some occasional stronger storms will be possible. Dewpoints will climb into the 70s, making for some very muggy days and nights. Cold fronts...

Thunderstorms, some strong, will be possible over four of the next five days, thanks to a warm and humid airmass. Here is the latest on what is, and isn't, known, broken down day by day.

Thunderstorms chances seem to be increasing for Thursday afternoon while Friday's chances may be decreasing. Sunday remains a day to watch and may have the greatest chance for widespread potentially strong storms, but uncertainty remains high.

A strong cold front will slowly move into the region late Sunday afternoon, producing widespread rain and thunderstorms.

Breezy northwest winds on Monday will hold temperatures to the 60s. The day will have some sun to start and end, but numerous fair weather clouds will cover much of the sky most of the day. No rain is expected, though. Monday night will turn clear with temperatures in the upper 40s and low 50s...

This week will get off to a cool start with highs in the 60s today. The rest of the week should push into the 70s with several chances for rain. Thursday in particular will need to be watched for any potential thunderstorms. The rest of the days will likely just have some sporadic showers.

A strong low pressure system will bring windy conditions starting Wednesday night and continuing for several days, peaking on Thursday. Showers and a few thunderstorms are also likely, lingering into Saturday. A generally cool, wet pattern will persist for the foreseeable future.

The severe thunderstorm threat may be increasing for the late morning and midday hours Thursday as a line of storms already developed to our west moves through. Otherwise, it will be very windy today, with blustery conditions and showers lingering even into the weekend. Another day of meaningful...

The National Weather Service storm surveys confirmed two tornado touchdowns from Thursday's severe thunderstorms.

Widespread rain will fall on Monday, but then it will be dry until a chance for thunderstorms on Thursday and showers on Friday. Temperatures will be held back by the rain on Monday, but will otherwise be close to the seasonal averages.