RICHMOND, Va. -- It will remain cloudy and muggy overnight, with areas of fog and a spotty shower or two. Lows will be in the low to mid 60s.
Sunday will start cloudy with some fog early in the morning. There may be a few spotty showers around during the day, but the skies are likely to brighten up at times. It will be a humid day, with highs in the mid to upper 70s.
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Our attention then turns to Tropical Depression Nine, located between Cuba and the Bahamas. This is expected to become Tropical Storm Imelda, and will track northward into the Bahamas on Sunday. Imelda may then become a hurricane as it tracks to the east of Florida. The center will stay offshore and move up parallel to the Georgia/South Carolina border before likely turning east away from the coast by midweek.
Locally, we have the threat for a few waves of showers Monday into Tuesday. As the storm moves eastward, rain chances would end by Wednesday. Coastal areas will see some high surf and rip currents through the middle of the week.
More details are available in the CBS 6 Hurricane Tracker.
Hurricane Humberto is a major hurricane and will track between the United States and Bermuda, but closer to Bermuda.
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