Warm and humid; scattered storms expected this afternoon and tonight
We are entering an unsettled pattern over the next four days with a daily round of storms and even the chance for a few of them to be locally heavy. Expect warm, very humid air with storms possible both in the afternoon, but at times even overnight. Total rainfall through Saturday could exceed 3" in spots, so that is very helpful to our ongoing drought. The tropical wave we're watching in the Atlantic Ocean has not organized and looks disorganized today.
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