Today is a transition day into a drier pattern. We will still have some thunderstorms developing, but not as many as yesterday. Coverage will be at about 50%, so some of us will miss out. An isolated storm or two could be strong with strong wind gusts and frequent lightning. High temperatures will still be above average in the low to middle 90s.

We are putting the rainy season on pause again Wednesday through Friday with far fewer storms. Only an isolated storm or two is expected to develop with drier air and Saharan dust working its way in. This will allow temperatures to reach record levels in the middle 90s, especially Thursday and Friday.

July 28: Spotty storms again today before drier weather and record heat

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