AccuWeather Alert: Dry parade, but late storms

NEW YORK (WABC) -- Sunday turns warmer again, with humidity gradually creeping back into the picture. Although it won't feel quite as oppressive as the preceding days, the increasing moisture combined with another approaching front sets the stage for unsettled weather later in the day.

The forecast calls for an AccuWeather Alert from late Sunday afternoon into Sunday night, when a developing line of showers and thunderstorms could become strong or severe.

This timing could impact those heading home from the Puerto Rican Day Parade or attending evening events, making it important to stay weather-aware as conditions may deteriorate quickly.

Any thunderstorm late tomorrow and tomorrow night could bring flooding downpours and localized damaging wind gusts before cooler and drier air arrives to start the workweek.

Higher humidity and shower chances return Wednesday and Thursday.

LATEST ACCUWEATHER FORECAST

Dani Beckstrom details scattered severe storms in AccuWeather forecast.

THE 7-DAY FORECAST

Sunday
Dry parade, AccuWeather Alert for late storms. High 88

Monday
Not as warm, less humid. High 79

Tuesday
Nice for June. High 78

Wednesday
More humid with a shower. High 77

Thursday
Breezy with a late storm. High 82

Friday
Partly sunny. High 82

Saturday
More sun than clouds. High 83

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