ROANOKE, Va. – The brutal heat we saw late last week has subsided, though it is still a bit on the sticky side on this last day of July.
That will translate to spotty storm chances in areas mostly near and east of US 220 late Monday morning into the afternoon. Any threat of severe weather is limited to areas east of US 29.
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Aside from that chance for isolated storms, we expect seasonably warm weather for the final day of July.
Temperatures at night drop into the 50s and 60s, meaning some of us can give the A/C a much-deserved break after last week’s heat wave.
Humidity levels stay tolerable, leading to pleasant weather through mid-week.
As humidity climbs later in the week, we’ll see the daily shot for showers and storms returning.
Because of the slow movement of any storms late this week into the weekend, 10 News will monitor the potential for localized flooding.