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Monday’s weather pattern will begin with warm, humid conditions and isolated shower chances throughout the morning hours. High temperatures are expected to climb into the lower 90s by afternoon under partly cloudy skies, with heat index values climbing between 100 and 105 degrees during the early afternoon period.
Thunderstorm development is anticipated to commence by mid-afternoon across the region. A south-southwest wind flow will keep storm activity concentrated along the east coast metropolitan area extending into early evening hours.
Slow-moving storm cells pose a significant threat for frequent lightning strikes, strong gusty winds, heavy rainfall, and localized street flooding. Residents in the coastal areas should prepare for potential disruptions from the anticipated storm system.
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