Weather alerts are in place for the upcoming days, signaling potential stormy conditions. This weekend, residents should brace for a mix of rain and thunderstorms, with Monday posing the greatest risk for severe weather. The primary concern is damaging winds, but there's also a slight chance of tornadoes.

To kick things off, Sunday will see scattered showers and occasional thunder in the afternoon. Temperatures will hover in the upper 70s, making it a mild day despite the rain. It's a good time to plan ahead, especially if outdoor activities are on the agenda.

Monday brings a more significant threat. A cold front sweeping through the region will bring a line of thunderstorms in the afternoon. Meteorologists have issued an "Enhanced 3/5 Risk" for severe storms, with strong winds being the main hazard. While the risk of tornadoes is low, it's not zero, so staying weather-aware is crucial. Having multiple ways to receive alerts can make a big difference in staying safe.

The good news is that Tuesday will see a return to mainly sunny skies, with temperatures in the middle 70s. This trend continues into Wednesday, with highs reaching the lower 80s and a few showers possible. Thursday will be the warmest day of the week, with temperatures peaking in the middle 80s.

It's important to stay informed and prepared. Download weather apps and sign up for alerts to ensure you're ready for whatever comes your way. This is a good time to think critically about how you stay safe during stormy weather. Do you have a plan in place? Are you prepared for power outages or other disruptions? Taking a few moments to think about these things can make a big difference.

Stormy Weather Ahead: What to Expect This Weekend

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