showers and storms

Late afternoon scattered showers and storms occurred across the Charlotte region on Wednesday, leading to flooding in some areas. Slow-moving downpours posed a flooding threat that is expected to continue in the coming days.

Heavy rainfall across the area ended by sunset, with the southwest metro receiving over 2 inches and the core metro over 1.5 inches. The weekend will be dry and pleasant, with mostly sunny skies and comfortable temperatures through Sunday. A cooler front arrives Monday night, bringing scattered showers and lower temperatures.

Denver is experiencing showers and storms in the afternoon with temperatures remaining in the 90s. The city will have increased cloud cover throughout the day.

Minnesota experiences a drop in temperatures and humidity Tuesday, followed by a return of heat and humidity by Thursday. Storms are expected Thursday evening through Friday, with cooler conditions on Friday. The weekend brings quieter, more seasonable weather.

Hot and humid weather continues with afternoon storms triggered by the Atlantic sea breeze. Heavy rainfall could lead to localized flooding, with temperatures peaking in the lower 90s and feels-like temperatures reaching triple digits.

More hit-and-miss wet weather, including scattered showers and storms, is expected Monday as a weak cold front moves through, leading to unsettled afternoon conditions and cooler temperatures through midweek.

Heat advisories are in effect for Saturday with high temperatures near 100, and dry conditions are expected for the 4th of July. Hit-and-miss shower-and-storm chances are forecasted each day through next week.

South Florida will experience a hazy, hot, and humid weekend due to a Saharan dust plume arriving Saturday through Monday. The dust will lead to reduced rain chances and high temperatures in the low 90s, with feels-like temperatures reaching 100-105°F. A heat dome next week will maintain high temperatures, while moisture from the north may increase rain chances later in the week.