Tomorrow’s Detailed Weather Report From Jeremiah Wilkins 24 Action News Assistant Chief Weather Watcher Good evening, everyone! Jeremiah Wilkins here with your complete forecast for Tuesday, July 21. After thunderstorms move through the area overnight tonight, tomorrow should begin on a quieter note. There is still a small chance of a leftover shower early in the morning, but many areas will stay dry through much of the day before another isolated thunderstorm develops late in the afternoon or early evening. Timeline * 6:00–9:00 AM: Mostly dry with some clouds and hazy sunshine. * 9:00 AM–3:00 PM: Warm, breezy, and increasingly humid. * After 3:00 PM: Watch for isolated thunderstorms to begin developing. * Late afternoon into early evening: The best opportunity for thunder and lightning. * After sunset: Storm chances gradually diminish. Rainfall Rainfall is expected to be fairly light for most locations, generally around 0.10 to 0.25 inches, although a thunderstorm could briefly produce heavier downpours with localized totals closer to one-half inch. Lightning ⚡ Yes, lightning is possible. Any thunderstorm that forms will contain cloud-to-ground lightning. If thunder is heard, move indoors immediately. Severe Weather Potential At this time: * Overall severe weather risk: Low. * Damaging wind: Possible in the strongest storm. * Large hail: Not expected to be widespread. * Tornado risk: Very low based on the current forecast. * Flash flooding: Not expected except for isolated ponding in heavier downpours. Will There Be a Warning? A warning is not expected for most of the area, but if one storm becomes stronger than forecast, the National Weather Service could issue a Severe Thunderstorm Warning for a small area. That depends on how unstable the atmosphere becomes during the afternoon. At this point, widespread warnings are not anticipated. Could It Become a Mesoscale Event? There is no strong indication right now that tomorrow’s storms will organi