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Highs might not even hit 80 on Monday or Tuesday.

I will be monitoring any storm threats for Sunday.

We could be back in the 90s as early as Friday.

Overview: Highs should mainly be in the mid-80s with no clouds or rain until this weekend.

Overview: A cold front should come through late Tuesday, giving us cooler temperatures until the end of the school week.

Overview: Heat and humidity should drop behind the cold front tomorrow (Friday), leaving weekend highs in the 70s to around 80.

Overview: Scattered showers and storms are likely tomorrow (Thursday) morning, and again later on leaving, us with a spectacular weekend.

Overview: Scattered storm or shower chances this week, with a cold front coming through on Friday to bring a pleasant weekend.

Overview: An intense line of storms is expected to move through early tomorrow (Tuesday), possibly bringing derecho-like winds.

Overview: Chances of rain tomorrow (Saturday) and Sunday ahead of a hot and humid Monday.

Overview: Tomorrow (Friday) will be our last dry day ahead of a wet Saturday.

*Watches: A flood watch is currently in effect until 4:00 am, Thursday.

Overview: Storms and showers are likely tomorrow (Wednesday) afternoon into overnight, bringing chances for flash flooding.

Overview: Highs are mainly in the 80s this week with shower and storm chances possible almost every day.

Hurricane season officially started on June 1st and less than a week after the Atlantic saw its first named storm.

Overview: Today (Friday) was a spectacular day for June with highs around 80 and low humidity. More of this can be expected this weekend.

Overview: Today (Thursday) should be the last 90-degree day for a little while, as highs Friday and this weekend will be around 80 and dry.

Overview: Strong to severe storms are possible tomorrow (Thursday) due to a powerful cold front, though much cooler Friday into the weekend.

Overview: Another hot one tomorrow (Wednesday) with highs in the 90s. Thursday will likely bring showers and storms leaving a cooler Friday.

On Friday, May 27th, an EF-0 tornado touched down in Olney, MD.

Overview: Highs this week range in the 80s and 90s with a cold front bringing shower and storm chances on Thursday into early Friday.

Overview: After lots of storms today (Friday), we should see a warm and fairly dry weekend before getting into the 90s next week.