(WTVF) — Look for highs to push back to the low 90s across the region on Wednesday. Most areas will be dry, but a storm or two is possible in our western areas on Wednesday afternoon and evening. Where storms develop, a storm or two could be strong.
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Thursday, a cold front will push across the mid south bringing better chances for scattered showers and thunderstorms. Where the storms develop, a storm or two could be strong to severe.
This won't be a widespread severe weather event, but we'll need to stay alert for the possibility of damaging wind gusts and locally heavy downpours.
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While we're running a surplus of rain for the year, we did end May below normal for the month; so, we could use some rain. While this cold front will bring rain, most areas look to receive less than a half-inch. Behind the front, Friday looks refreshing with lower humidity levels.