A Severe Thunderstorm Watch is in place for areas south of I-80 until 4 am. Strong winds and large hail are the primary threats. Have a way to get alerts overnight.
Early tonight, a few spotty storms start to fire off, becoming a little more widespread later in the night. Most of the storms will be along and south of I-80, but even there, they won't be for everyone. Some of them could reach severe levels. The greatest concern is large hail and damaging winds, but a tornado is also possible.
Most of the rain ends before the Friday morning commute as we cool off into the mid 60s.
Higher humidity starts to push back in Friday, and we stay in the low 90s for the afternoon. It will be mostly sunny for the first day of games at the College World Series, so don't forget your sunscreen and water if you're heading downtown.
Winds will be stronger over the weekend, pumping in higher heat and humidity. Saturday will be in the low 90s, followed by upper 90s on Father's Day. Both afternoons will be mostly sunny.
We could make another push for 100 degrees Monday, but "cool off" into the mid 90s Tuesday.
With at least a small chance for some rain Tuesday and Wednesday, we cool off closer to 90 midweek.
FRIDAY
Mostly Sunny
Muggy
High: 91
FRIDAY NIGHT
Clear
Warm
Low: 70
SATURDAY
Mainly Sunny
Breezy and Humid
High: 93
SUNDAY
Mostly Sunny
Hot
High: 97
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