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If you spent any time outside on Thursday, you probably sensed the return of the humidity. Coupled with temperatures in the 90s, feels-like temperatures pushed 100°. The addition of humidity is priming the atmosphere for storm development. It looks like many of us will have to dodge storms over the weekend as the summer-like feel continues.
Low humidity arrived on Sunday, and it will stick around into next week. Although the air will have a more comfortable feel, rain chances will be hard to come by as a result.
We’ve dealt with the all too familiar humidity for most of this week. However, another shot of dry air is soon to arrive. Low humidity moves in over the weekend, and that will reduce rain chances into next week.
While not zero, rain chances are low going forward. Showers and storms remain possible on a very spotty basis into the weekend. By early next week, rain chances fade away and you might even notice a drop in the humidity.
Tropical Depression Fifteen has formed in the central Atlantic between the Lesser Antilles and the Cabo Verde Islands. The storm has winds topping out at 35 mph and it is moving northwest at 10-15 mph. All indications point toward this storm slowly strengthening over the weekend.