Showers and storms will work to take the edge off the heat this week. Rain will come in waves, so be sure to have rain gear nearby all week.

Tonight & Tomorrow: Afternoon storms will gradually taper into the evening hours, leaving behind partly cloudy skies. The sticky feel will remain in place as lows drop into the mid 70s. A rogue t-shower cannot be ruled out closer to daybreak, especially near the coast. The combination of a passing disturbance and ample moisture will result in a greater number of storms on Tuesday. While it will not be a washout, off-and-on storms appear likely. Be prepared to face a downpour at any point, but the greatest coverage of storms will happen during the afternoon. Though not a widespread issue, a strong storm capable of gusty winds and hail cannot be ruled out. Rain-cooled air should hold highs back a bit, topping out in the mid to upper 80s.

Up Next: Moisture levels will remain high through the remainder of the workweek. Although there might be some day-to-day variability in the number of storms, scattered to numerous pop-up storms will remain possible. Aside from a rogue storm capable of 40-60+ mph winds, the severe weather potential should diminish midweek onward. Even with highs in the 80s on a few days, high humidity will send feels-like temperatures into the 90s. However, any rain would provide some welcome heat relief. A shifting upper-air pattern will reduce rain chances over Father’s Day Weekend. Nevertheless, there will be enough moisture to support scattered afternoon storms.

The Tropics: For the Gulf, Caribbean, and Atlantic, all is quiet. No tropical development is expected over the next seven days.