Michael Fish's NBC26 weather forecast

Today, a frontal boundary will be set up out to our west. That's where most of the storm development will be this afternoon, but we can't rule out an isolated T'storm popping up. Most of your day will be fine and it'll be warmer and breezy with highs in the upper-70s. Tonight, we'll have to see what develops in the evening, but the main batch of showers and T'storms looks to be later tonight with a decaying batch of thunderstorms approaching from the NW. SPC has N.E.W. under a marginal threat for severe weather, which means if a few of you see a gust of wind or a little hail, don't be surprised. Lows tonight will be around 60. Wednesday will still be relatively warm, though turning much cooler lakeside during the afternoon as winds turn NE. Sun & clouds will prevail with just a chance of a few scattered shower/storm, mainly in the morning. Thursday and Friday look nice with warm temps in the mid- to upper-70s. Saturday looks breezy and warm, but dry with highs near 80. We may hold off the chances of a T'storm until Sunday with highs in the upper-70s.