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The potential of an impactful winter storm for the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast is growing as more parts of the forecast some into focus.

For the first time in nearly two years, the “Winter Index” is on the rise as the potential for winter weather exists over the next 7 days.

Another hot and humid day is on tap before an approaching cold front moves through this afternoon bringing a storm chance.

Another hot and humid day is on tap across the region ahead of an evening and overnight threat of severe weather.

For the first time in a decade, parts of the Mid-Atlantic have been upgraded to a rare Level 4 “Significant Risk” of severe weather.

An approaching cold front will bring an Enhanced Risk of severe weather to the region this evening with the chance of seeing 60-80mph winds.

One of the hottest days of the years is on tap as temperatures look to get near 100° with heat indices rising above 110° this afternoon.

A Heat Advisory is in place as the hottest temps of the Summer set in, which could led to severe storms this afternoon and evening.

Morning humidity and fog will give way to heat and the elevated risk of severe weather this afternoon and evening.

The Canadian wildfire smoke continues to create air quality issues for us as temps warm and storm chances return.