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Joe Lundberg

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Joe Lundberg

Joe Lundberg, a senior meteorologist at AccuWeather, discussed the upcoming weekend weather, predicting a shower or thunderstorm late Saturday night into Sunday morning, adding to the 11 or 12 consecutive weekends of rain. He forecasted significant heat for the following week, with Monday expected to be in the 80s and Tuesday reaching the 90s with high humidity. This intense heat is expected to be a one-day affair, with the worst conditions on Tuesday. Lundberg also mentioned that the general wetness is likely to continue into July, though the frequency of showers may decrease after the Fourth of July.

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