Summer Weather: Rainy Days Ahead and a Tropical Storm Brewing

The weather is taking a cool turn this week, but don't worry, summer isn't over yet. Right now, it's rainy and cool, but things will start to heat up by the end of the week. Expect showers and storms to stick around today, especially in the afternoon and evening. The mix of moisture, wind, and a weak weather system is making these showers happen. Tomorrow, things will warm up a bit, but it will still be pretty rainy. A weather disturbance moving in will bring even more showers and storms, especially in the northern areas. Some of these storms could be heavy, with temperatures ranging from the upper 70s in the north to the mid-80s in the south.By Wednesday, summer will be back in full swing. Highs will climb into the upper 80s to lower 90s, with afternoon showers and storms giving us some relief from the heat. The rain might pick up a bit on Friday and Saturday as a weak front approaches, but things could dry out a bit by the end of the weekend. Meanwhile, there's a tropical storm forming in the Atlantic. A low-pressure system near the Cabo Verde Islands is getting stronger and is expected to become a tropical depression soon. This storm is moving west at 15 to 20 mph and could become a tropical storm by the middle of the week. Residents in the Cabo Verde Islands should keep an eye on this storm as it brings heavy rain and gusty winds to the area. So, while it's been cool and rainy, summer is far from over. Stay prepared for both the local rain and the tropical storm brewing in the Atlantic.