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As the holiday weekend approaches, residents should prepare for soaring temperatures and the possibility of severe storms that could disrupt outdoor festivities. With highs climbing into the 90s and feels-like values near 100, the unofficial start to summer brings both warmth and warnings.

Key Takeaways:

  • Soaring Weekend Temperatures
  • Severe Storms Expected Late Sunday into Monday
  • Threat of Large Hail and High Winds
  • Risk of Heavy Rain Leading to Flooding
  • Continued Storm Chances Next Week

Heatwave Kicks Off the Holiday Weekend

Highs will climb into the 90s on Saturday and Sunday, accompanied by high humidity. Feels-like values are expected to soar to near 100 degrees, marking a hot and humid start to the unofficial beginning of summer.

Storms on the Horizon Late Sunday

While the weekend will start off dry, rain and storm chances return late Sunday into Monday. Some of these storms could turn severe, bringing large hail and high winds. Residents are advised to stay alert as weather conditions may change rapidly.

Flooding a Concern with Heavy Rain

Heavy rain will accompany these storms, which could lead to flooding across parts of the area. Low-lying regions and areas with poor drainage are particularly at risk. Those with travel plans should monitor local reports for any road closures or hazardous conditions.

Stalled Front Means More Storms Ahead

The front causing these weather disturbances will stall nearby, bringing additional chances for showers and storms next week. This prolonged period of unsettled weather could impact post-holiday activities and commutes.

Stay Weather Aware During Outdoor Activities

With many planning outdoor celebrations, it’s crucial to remain weather aware. Keep an eye on the latest forecasts and have a plan in place in case severe weather strikes. Safety should be a top priority as conditions can deteriorate quickly.

Conclusion

As temperatures rise and storm threats loom, preparation is key to navigating the holiday weekend safely. Stay informed, heed weather warnings, and adjust plans as necessary to ensure a safe and enjoyable start to the summer season.

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