Tuesday starts with fog and muggy air, and visibility may stay limited for a while during the morning commute. Temperatures are beginning in the low 60s, and it feels like the mid-60s early. As the fog lifts, skies turn mostly sunny and the day quickly warms up.
By afternoon, expect a humid stretch with a high near 86. South-southwest winds stay light at about 7 mph, with occasional gusts near 10 mph. Rain chances stay very low through the daylight hours, so most of the day looks dry. With the humidity building, it may feel closer to 93 during the hottest part of the afternoon.
This evening starts quiet with a mix of clear to partly cloudy skies and warm, sticky air. After sunset, clouds gradually increase. Overnight, the low settles near 70, and the weather turns more active toward dawn. Showers become likely late, and a heavier thunderstorm could move in before daybreak. Rain chances rise sharply overnight to around 90 percent.
The allergy index today is led by high ragweed, while grass, mold and tree pollen remain low.
Wednesday looks less hot but still humid, with a high near 78 and a low around 67. Expect a mostly cloudy start, then a mix of clouds and some sun later in the day, along with showers and a thunderstorm at times.
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