There is not much humidity in the picture, no rain and temperatures will settle in the upper 50s, low 60s.

Sunday starts off mostly sunny and seasonable, but humidity will begin to increase during the afternoon as winds turn more southerly. There is a chance for a shower or thunderstorm late Sunday afternoon into Sunday night, with more clouds and a stickier feel to the afternoon. Ocean conditions will become less favorable, with building seas and a moderate rip current risk expected at ocean beaches.

Rain returns for the work week, with daily showers possible Monday through Thursday and increasing humidity. Tuesday into Wednesday could bring more widespread showers and thunderstorms, with the potential for some locally heavy rain and strong storms. Forecast confidence on the severity and exact timing remains low as of Saturday evening's forecast, so this period will need to be watched.

Labor Day Weekend is too far out for specifics, but the trend is looking favorable. A cold front should sweep out the rain and humidity from the work week, but changes are possible. Check back with the News 12 Storm Watch Team for updates as the unofficial end of summer approaches next week.