RICHMOND, Va. -- Patchy cloud cover will break up overnight and skies will become clear, with lows ranging from the low 50s in some rural communities to around 60 in Metro Richmond.
Father's Day will be sunny and very warm, with afternoon highs in the upper 80s. Monday will turn more humid, with highs again in the upper 80s. There will be mix of sun and clouds and we might see an isolated shower or two, especially during the afternoon.
An area of low pressure to our south and west will try to bring a few showers in during the week, but an area of high pressure over the Great Lakes will try to push much of the rain south of our area. As of now, the better chances for rain will occur late in the week.
In the tropics, a disturbance in the eastern Atlantic continues to show a high chance of development over the next few days. This will likely become Tropical Storm Bert as it tracks westward towards the Lesser Antilles. You can keep tabs on this in the CBS 6 Hurricane Tracker. In the layers tab, click on "active model tracks" until the storm is named. As of now, many models curve it away from the Caribbean and the United States, but a few bring it through the Caribbean.
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