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A surge of atmospheric moisture will move into the region beginning Monday, bringing with it a heightened risk of thunderstorm activity. The western portions of the area face the greatest likelihood of experiencing organized storm development throughout the day.
Forecasters anticipate that the combination of heat and humidity will create conditions favorable for convective weather development. Residents should monitor weather alerts and prepare for potential severe activity as the system moves through.
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