Cold front passes for Tuesday, bringing temperatures and humidity down Tuesday will be a nice break from the heat and humidity. Temperatures will range from the low 70s in far northern areas to mid 80s in far southern areas. Inland areas will mainly linger around 80 and a NW wind will work at keeping northern areas cooler than the rest of the state. Also, with the passage of the cold front, drier air will work its way into the state with dew points ranging from the low 50s north to around 60 south. Expect a few passing high/mid level clouds, but otherwise skies will be mostly clear! Overnight, temperatures will fall into the low 50s north and low 60s south. Some clouds will begin to move in during the early morning hours of Wednesday, but otherwise expect a mostly clear night as well. Showers move in Wednesday and linger into Thursday GFS Precipitation Forecast from Wednesday at 2pm to Friday at 2am A warm front approaches for Wednesday, bringing some showers and a chance for thunderstorms during the late afternoon and into the overnight hours. The day on Wednesday will be cloudier and slightly cooler than Tuesday, with temperatures in the upper 70s throughout the state.  NWS Dew Point Forecast for 2pm on Thursday As the warm front passes on Thursday, dew points will get back up into the 60s statewide with temperatures in the upper 70s. The associated cold front with the system will pass during the the late afternoon/evening hours and act as a forcing for some shower and thunderstorm development. Cold front will fully pass overnight and make for a day similar to Tuesday on Friday, warm and dry. Continue practicing heat safety! Excessive heat can be dangerous even after the sun goes down, especially if you're unable to cool down after a very hot day. So, don't forget to keep checking on elderly friends or family members and making sure they're staying cool. And don't forget to stay cool and hydrated yourself! Help forecast verification, and stay informed!
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