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Thunderstorms are rolling back in Tuesday with damaging wind gusts on the horizon—just a marginal risk, but still worth watching. The rest of the week brings more storms from the northwest, fueled by a high-pressure system west and low pressure east, pushing storm clusters our way. Dry air aloft may limit storm numbers but could make those that form fiercer, especially with strong winds. Afternoon sea breezes kick off pop-up storms, but they’ll fade as September nears. By weekend, high pressure moves east, cutting rain chances to near-average while temps stay scorching—ninetys during the day, seventies at night. Out on the water? Stay alert: storms can bring lightning, waterspouts, and poor visibility.
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