Shower chances linger for Sunday evening, with a lower risk of rain expected on Monday. However, the potential for strong storms and flooding increases from Tuesday through Thursday.
Monday will be partly sunny, with a stray shower possible early in the morning or later in the evening, though the daylight hours offer the best chance for dry time and sunshine. Winds will be lighter and the rip current risk is expected to drop back to low. Showers are anticipated Monday night along a warm front to bring a stretch of very humid and wet weather for the middle of the week.
The middle of the week will be the main period to watch, with showers and thunderstorms possible Tuesday through Thursday alongside the potential for locally heavy rain and strong storms. Damaging winds and hail are the primary concerns, while an isolated tornado cannot be ruled out. While exact timing and severity remain uncertain, the potential for impacts is high enough to monitor as the forecast becomes clearer. Boating conditions will also be poor during this period.
The trend improves encouragingly for Labor Day weekend, with a return to mostly sunny and seasonable weather expected by Friday and Saturday. Severe weather should move out after Thursday as humidity levels drop for the end of the week and holiday weekend, though forecast changes remain possible.


