In this episode we’ll look at now-category five hurricane beryl and the records it set. We’ll also look at the 4th of July and the rest of the weak, as humidity will be quick to return.

We’ll take a lot at two round of rain and thunderstorms. One is knocking on our doorstep, and a line of severe weather is expected later on tomorrow with a cold front and high heat and humidity. We’re also watching the likelihood that two hurricanes will move though the Caribbean this week.

I’m this episode we’ll look at the heat of today and the warmer and more humid weather expected tomorrow. We’ll be on the lookout for a round of rain and storms, but will the heat and humidity break?

In this episode we’ll look at the upcoming heat and severe weather tomorrow. It looks like the more oppressive day of the season so far. We’ll also take a look at the warm workweek ahead of us

In this episode we’ll look at the heat and humidity that are going to continue across the area into next week. Scattered showers and storms are also possible. We’ve also seen tropical storm Alberto come and go, and we may go through two more names in the next few days.

In this episode we’ll detail what will evolve into a day’s long stretch of heat and humidity and little precip. We’ll also look at twin tropical disturbances in the Gulf and near the Bahamas.

In this episode we’ll look at the chance for showers and storms tomorrow. We’ll also look at the Father’s Day weekend and a heatwave next week.

In this episode we’ll look at a big warm up and cool down expected. We’ll also discuss when it’s going to rain again next, and ways to gauge the impactfulness of a hurricane season.

In this episode we’ll look at a strong warm front that will affect us into Thursday with heavy rain and some severe weather. We’ll then look at the long range locally and see how hurricane season is coming along.

In this episode we’ll herald the start of meteorological summer and hurricane season. We’ll look for an increasingly busy weather pattern as a trough gets established nearby.