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More sunshine and lower humidity Tuesday

Tuesday is also a much more comfortable day across the area, and that’s good news for all those kiddos heading back to school. We’ll start the morning in the 60s before temperatures climb into the mid to upper 80s during the afternoon. A few spots could still touch 90, but overall, it won’t have an oppressive feel. The lower humidity will make a noticeable difference. Sunny skies will dominate the weather game Tuesday, so just grab the backpack, throw on the shorts and short sleeves, and you’re good to go kiddos!ee

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Tropical Storm Gaston Forms in the Atlantic

The 7th named storm of the season has developed in the Central Atlantic.

Samaritan's Purse Offering Disaster Relief To Hurricane-Ravaged Puerto Rico

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Fiona Becomes First Major Hurricane Of 2022 Season

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2022 Lightning Fatalities Now Up To 18

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Tropical Storm Fiona Forms In The Atlantic

Tropical Storm Fiona is now forecast to become a hurricane

A 2-For-1 In The Night Sky

A rare opportunity to see the International Space Station and Starlink satellites pass at nearly the same time Tuesday night!

Hurricane Kay Lashes Southern Mexico With Rain

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