Storms in the area are expected to wind down this week. However, intense heat is forecasted, which will greet back to school kids. On Monday, the area experienced booms and downpours, but Tuesday's forecast is expected to be less intense.
Some areas may still see quick heavy downpours between noon and 5pm. Further details on the weather forecast, including the impact of El Nino and tropical waves, are available from the source.
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