Severe storm threat diminishes around region; more rain on the way Friday

Category: Weather

Severe storm threats are decreasing, but rain is expected on Friday with possible strong storms. The weather will dry out by Saturday, leading to hot temperatures early next week, with highs reaching the lower and middle 90s.

Keywords: Severe storms, Rain forecast, Weather alert

Source: WLWT

Update At: 8/3/2024

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