Weather webcast with Rob Haswell
A busy 24 hours begins this morning with record setting heat followed by potentially strong to severe storms and then cold air and snow. Highs today will reach the low 70s and eclipse the previous record high temperature for the date. Rain and thunderstorms arrive later this afternoon and evening with a Marginal to Slight risk for severe storms in our area. Behind the departing low we cool rapidly and will see a quick burst of snow Wednesday morning. Highs will fall from the 70s today into the 20s tomorrow!
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