Discussion	Warming weather continues with a chance for local convection to develop becoming less significant by the end of the weekend as a high pressure builds into the area. An eye on the tropics shows Hurricane Erin moving west in the Atlantic towards the Antilles. While too early to determine if a direct impact to the US eastern coast will occur, ATG closely monitors this system. Any potential impacts to the coast (if any) would be expected late in the next week and into the next weekend.
Tonight	Partly cloudy with chance of isolated showers and thunderstorms Low: 75°F Winds (MPH): light and variable
Sat, Aug 16, 2025	Mostly sunny with a chance of isolated showers and thunderstorms in the evening. High: 92°F Winds (MPH): NE 3-5, gusts to 10 Heat Stress: 0800-0900: Cat. 1, 0900-09:30: Cat.2, 0930-1000: Cat. 3, 1000-1700: Cat. 4 & Cat. 5, 1700-1730: Cat. 3, 1730-1800: Cat. 2, 1800-1900: Cat. 1
Sun, Aug 17, 2025	Sunny with slight chance of showers and thunderstorms in the evening High: 89°F Low: 73°F Winds (MPH): NE 3-5, guts to 10
Mon - Wed	Warmer temperatures firmly back in our region and generally quiet weather conditions early next week. Daily temperatures will be in the 90s combined with high humidity will ensure heat stress conditions met most days in the period. Overnight lows will be in the 70s.

Updated August 15, 2025 01:36 PM
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