Matthew Stephens
Meteorologist
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The remnants of Tropical Storm Cristobal will pass to our west Tuesday. https://www.wbko.com/weather/
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Heat and Humidity will return for the remainder of the week with high temperatures each day reaching near 90.
Conditions for the first day of June will remain seasonable, however heat and humidity will return by mid week.
Expect slightly cooler temperatures today with mainly dry conditions, however a few afternoon thunderstorms are not out of the question.
Memorial Day will remain mainly dry with just a slight chance of some afternoon Thunderstorms.
Scattered showers will continue today, as an upper level low pressure system moves overhead.
An upper level low pressure system will provide multiple rain chances through Wednesday.
Clouds will increase today with just a slight chance of a shower. Cool temps will persist again with highs topping out around 60.
We'll see sunshine Monday, but unseasonably cool temperatures with highs around 60.
Look for a few showers early this morning, but gradually ending by afternoon.
Expect Partly Sunny and Warm conditions Monday, but rain will move in later tonight.
