HHH; hazy, hot and humid is what we have until frontal passage this weekend. There will be no afternoon flights scheduled in this heat, until we get the frontal passage. Now, the details-High pressure centered near the mid Atlantic region will produce hazy, hot and humid conditions for the next several days. High temperatures are expected to reach and exceed 90 degrees into the latter portion of the week, resulting in a heat wave. A disturbance will approach for the south and east resulting in an increased chance of showers and thunderstorms starting on Thursday, and lasting into the first half of the coming weekend.
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