Behind Sunday's cold front, dew point temperatures were dropping into the low 60s and upper 50s through the course of Monday. This much more comfortable air mass will be accompanied by an area of high pressure, keeping us dry through early Tuesday. Afternoon high temperatures with more bountiful sunshine will push back into the low 80s, but without the humidity of Sunday, it will feel much more pleasant.
Our next round of thunderstorms looks to develop Tuesday. An elongated area of low pressure and associated weak cold front will bring a threat for scattered thunderstorms during the afternoon and into the evening. A few of those storms may be strong to severe, with the primary risks of damaging winds and heavy rain.
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