The Perseid Meteor Shower peaks overnight, and the weather looks mostly agreeable for viewing. There will be some high clouds streaming in from the west, that could hinder viewing slightly, but overall, it will be a mostly clear to partly cloudy night. If you want to watch, it's best to get away from city lights, give your eyes at least 15 minutes to adjust to the dark, and be patient. The best viewing will be between 11pm and 5am. Overnight temperatures will drop into the low 60s near the lake, and into the mid 50s for inland areas.
A weak upper-level wave moves by on Monday - bringing more cloud cover during the afternoon. A few spotty sprinkles are possible, but most places will remain dry. Highs will be in the upper 70s and low 80s.
Humidity will increase slightly over the next few days. Tuesday and Wednesday look dry and pleasant with near average high temperatures.
Showers and storms return by Thursday/Friday as more moisture works into the Great Lakes. Moderate to heavy rain is possible, stay tuned for updates.
Check The Interactive Radar
TONIGHT: A Few CloudsLow: 61 Lake 55 Inland
Wind: W 5 mph
MONDAY: Partly Cloudy; Slight Chance Shower
High: 82
Wind: W 5-15 mph
TUESDAY: Partly Sunny
High: 82
WEDNESDAY: Mostly Sunny
High: 81
THURSDAY: Increasing Clouds; Chance Showers/Storms, Breezy
High: 77
FRIDAY: Mostly Cloudy, Chance Rain & Storms
High: 76
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