Tonight: Skies will be partly cloudy with lows dipping into the 50s and 60s. Winds remain mostly calm at 5–10 mph, with a few gusts near 15 mph by sunrise.
Wednesday: A cold front sweeping through the region will bring widespread storms. Expect strong to severe storms in the afternoon, with risks of isolated flash flooding. Large hail (1 inch or more), gusty winds over 58 mph, and heavy rain causing ponding or flash flooding—especially during the evening commute—are the main concerns.
Extended Forecast: Scattered showers and storms continue Thursday afternoon, with pockets of heavy rain leading to ponding or flash flooding. Some storms may reach severe levels again, bringing gusty winds over 58 mph and medium-sized hail.
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