Through tonight: Showers and storms dot the area into evening. A few could be strong and contain a risk for locally flooding rainfall. If a more-consolidated line moves through locally, it would probably be in the 6 to 8 p.m. time frame. Once storms end near and after sunset, a raindrop remains possible till about midnight. Otherwise, skies trend partly to mostly clear. Lows are mainly in the mid-60s to near 70. Winds are light from the west and southwest.
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Tomorrow (Tuesday): It’s looking like it’ll be sunny and not too humid. Highs shoot for the mid- and upper 80s in most spots. Winds blow out of the northwest around five to 10 mph, which helps bring humidity down somewhat compared with today.
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Pollen update: Mold spores are moderate/high. Tree and weed pollens are low.
August snow: There’s no better sign that winter is coming than seeing snow in late summer. Some fell this weekend on Pikes Peak in Colorado, among other high-elevation spots. It was just a dusting, or a bit more, but a sure sign that summer’s remaining moments are limited.
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