SKY TRACKER FORECAST
We'll see some changes to our weather across the tri-counties for the last few days of August from warmer temperatures to more humidity to possibly some mountain showers and thunderstorms. On Thursday, low clouds and patchy dense fog will be fairly common during the morning hours near the coast. These marine layer clouds will clear to near or just off the coastline by early afternoon and depending on where exactly the clouds linger, some beaches may only warm into the upper 60s on Thursday. Otherwise, daytime highs for coastal areas will warm into the 70s and 80s whereas inland areas will warm into the 90s and 100s. Temperatures should start to cool some for both Friday and Saturday, but added humidity might make it hard to notice due to what may be a couple of muggy days...especially inland where mountain showers and thunderstorms will be possible each afternoon. We'll continue the cooling trend as we wrap up the holiday weekend with many coastal areas enjoying daytime highs in the 70s on Labor Day.



















