Turning hotter for Father's Day

RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) -- First Alert Forecast: Father's Day will be hot but dry. Monday is a First Alert Day as late-day storms pose a damaging wind risk.

Father's Day will be hot in the low to mid-90s and a little more humid, but still a good day. Since it'll be dry, it's a great day for outdoor plans. Stay hydrated and take breaks in the shade!

It's also the Summer Solstice tomorrow, which marks the start of summer at 4:24 a.m.

Monday will be very hot and humid with feels-like temperatures over 100 degrees. Late in the day a front approaches and a few strong storms are possible by the early evening hours.

The front makes its way to the SC/NC border on Tuesday, so a few showers are possible south of the Triangle.

A summer pattern sets up with highs in the 90s and isolated pop-up storms in the afternoon and evening hours for the middle and end of the week. There won't be much relief from the summer heat in the near future.

Have a great night!
Cruz Medina