FILE - A young street vendor carries a pack of water bottles as he looking for customers during a sweltering day on the Mediterranean Sea corniche in Beirut, Lebanon, July 20, 2023. (AP Photo/Hassan Ammar, File)
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Fabulous Friday on Delmarva under sunny skies and lower humidity highs in the mid 80s, the weekend shaping up to be fantastic as temperatures and humidity levels begin to rise.. First heatwave of the year next week with heat indices soaring well over 100.
The intense heat continues on this final full day of spring. Temperatures this afternoon with be in the low to mid 90s, with heat indices over 100 in some spots. Be cautious in the heat the rest of today. The threat for severe weather increases this evening.
The month of July will end with warm to hot conditions, then very hot and humid to start the month of August.
Pleasant and comfortable conditions this past weekend are coming to an end, unfortunately. Humidity will be on the rise, daily storm chances will increase all thanks to a series of frontal boundaries as we push through the week.
Meteorologist Chris Mastrobuono has the latest on increasing humidity, showers and storms and a late week heatwave on Delmarva
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Another stifling afternoon with heat indices from 104 to 112 degrees, although our heatwave will end with a severe storm threat Wednesday evening, some storms could pack damaging winds to 70mph and torrential rain.
Meteorologist Chris Mastrobuono has the latest on the brutal heat & humidity as well as a chance for some severe storms on Delmarva this e…
Meteorologist Chris Mastrobuono has the latest on more stifling heat & humidity and a severe storm threat that can produce damaging winds …