A powerful system will slide through the Ohio Valley and eventually reach the Mid-Atlantic this afternoon and evening. The main threat for any severe storms that reach our area will be for damaging winds, although an isolated tornado threat can't be quite ruled out. We'll start day with some breezy winds at times with partly sunny skies. High temperatures will reach into the lower 70s. The latest severe threat from the Storm Prediction Center is seen below:
Tonight:
By the overnight the severe threat will have ended for our area. It will stay windy through the night out of the west as temperatures drop to the lower 30s.
Tuesday through Friday:
The rest of the work week will be cooler and dry. High temperatures will go from low 50s Tues to 60 Wed and back to near 50 for Thursday and Friday. Clouds don't even really move back into the area until Friday.
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