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First Alert Weather Day on Saturday as cold front brings storms

Weather will be quite familiar tomorrow, with scattered afternoon storms mainly inland, highs in the low 90s, and lows in the mid to upper 70s. Winds will start out of the southwest at 5-10 mph, but they will become more westerly and strengthen to 10-15 mph in the afternoon as a cold front approaches from the north.

MySuncoast.com on MSN · 1h

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FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY: Severe storms today

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First Alert Weather: Tracking evening storms

Mass. weather: Rainy Thursday to follow sunny start to the week

Thursday is expected to bring rainy skies and cooler temperatures, according to the National Weather Service.

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Strong storms forecast to drench Midlands. Here’s when severe weather will start

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MOST ACCURATE FORECAST: Heating up before rain chances return over the weekend

Wake-Up Weather: another day, another chance for strong to severe storms

Severe wind, hail and lightning swept through Austin, damaging electrical equipment and breaking tree limbs.

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N.J. weather: Strong thunderstorms in forecast after brief break in rain Thursday

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First Alert Weather: Increasing rainfall for the Jacksonville area through Friday

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FIRST ALERT FORECAST: A few storms possible Friday before lower humidity arrives

Rain chances will stay in the forecast Friday as a weak cold front approaches SWLA. Scattered showers or storms will become possible from the late morning into the afternoon as the front gets closer and things heat up.

First Alert: Watching rain and storm chances to end the week

A ridge of high pressure is expected to build over the region early next week, bringing quieter, drier weather. Rain chances will drop, and temperatures will start to climb—possibly rising above average by midweek. It’s a promising start to June for those looking forward to outdoor plans.

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First Alert Weather Day: One final round of strong storms overnight Thursday into Friday

The steady speed of the overnight front should help to put a quick end to the storms. It’s possible that the front slows down a bit and could keep rain around as late as 9 AM Friday, but the vast majority should be storm free around sunrise with many drying out before then.

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First Alert: Rain chances stick around, with more storms to end the week

Today will bring a healthy coverage of showers and thunderstorms. It won’t rain all day, but some intervals of wet weather are a good bet at points throughout the day. The most intense storm cores will again be capable of producing isolated damaging wind gusts and perhaps some hail.