MONDAY PM: Heat indices have already exceeded the triple digit mark in some areas by 12pm. Everyone else is not too far behind. Heat indices can range between 105-108 for much of us this afternoon as highs will remain in the mid 90s. Rain will be scarce this afternoon/evening.

TUESDAY: We will wake up in the mid to upper 70s, so not a whole lot of cooling before we ramp back up into the mid 90s in the afternoon. Humidity is expected to climb a tad, making it for another dangerously hot day. Heat indices will reach 100-105+ again. A few showers and storms are possible in our NE counties due to a backdoor cold front in the Carolinas making its way southward. This cold front will not bring colder air but will allow us to dry out a tad to decrease the humidity levels some.

MID WEEK: Low to mid 90s in the afternoon will remain but slightly lower humidity will keep heat indices around 100 up to 105. Plenty of sunshine to go around.

LATE WEEK: Humidity increases again and mid 90s persist. Heat index values to return 100-105+ to end the work week.

WEEKEND: Slight afternoon/evening rain chances into 4th of July but it will still be very hot. Scattered showers and storms return on Sunday to help cool us off some.

First Alert Meteorologist

Daniella Streety

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