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Thunderstorms approach from the west late this evening. A few storms could be strong with isolated severe potential. The main threat will be damaging winds with a lower threat for hail.
Today will be the last of the record-level heat as a strong cold front brings below normal temperatures to the region by Friday.
Rain will move in tonight with multiple rounds expected. Though it won't be raining the entire time, active weather will continue through Thursday with highly variable amounts due to thunderstorms.
Although frost is unlikely over the next week, we are approaching the time of fall that we commonly see our first frost and freeze. Plan ahead with the local fall frost and freeze climatology for select locations across the region. For more information, go to weather.gov/lsx/frostfreezepage.