Warm and humid conditions continue today with pop-up thunderstorms after 1 p.m. this afternoon. These storms will be small but spotty. Showers will continue to pass through for the later evening through the overnight and into tomorrow the predawn hours tomorrow. A mostly cloudy sky lingers for tomorrow along with the smoky haze that dilutes the blue sky.

Although tomorrow won't be a terrible day, the thin clouds, warm temperatures, and high humidity remains for the first half of the day. It becomes stormy in the afternoon as puffy cumulus clouds develop by 1 p.m. followed by a line of thunderstorms between 3 and 6 p.m. The storms move off the shoreline and to the east late, and quiet weather follows behind the storms overnight into Sunday.

Clouds linger into Sunday where it will be cooler with highs in the lower 70s if not the upper 60s across western Connecticut. There could be a quick round of showers overnight from Sunday into Monday where Monday is trending fair with a partly sunny sky after the morning showers end. Tuesday will be the next day with a chance for thunderstorms to pass.