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6:15 AM | ***Intense heat next few days with record-breaking highs near 100 degrees on the table***

Paul Dorian

The big story around here (and across much of the nation) is the scorching heat that can result in record-breaking highs around here today, tomorrow, and on Sunday. Temperatures should peak later today near 100 degrees, and they’ll surge on Saturday and Sunday well up into the 90’s. Relief is on the way for early next week with noticeably cooler conditions expected for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday along with the chance of showers and thunderstorms.  

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Thursday AM, June 19th - ****Severe weather threat later today/early tonight...an extended stretch of high heat and humidity****

Paul Dorian

Many ingredients are coming together to raise the chance of severe weather later this afternoon and evening in the Mid-Atlantic region. A strong surface cold front, high heat and humidity, and an impressive upper-level disturbance will help to destabilize the atmosphere this afternoon and there are likely to be strong-to-severe thunderstorms impacting the I-95 corridor somewhere between 2pm and 8pm. The cold front clears the coast by late tonight and Friday will turn out to be a less humid day featuring plenty of sunshine and warm conditions.

The moderate humidity expected on Friday will give way to an extended stretch of high heat and humidity in the Mid-Atlantic region from later this weekend into at least the middle of next week. A very strong ridge of high pressure will build into the eastern states, and this will lead to high temperatures well up in the 90’s for multiple days all along the DC-to-Philly-to-NYC corridor.

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