First Alert Forecast: Yellow Alert in effect Sunday due to rounds of rain & storms

A Yellow Alert is in place for all of Sunday. 

After prolific storms moved across the region Friday, another round of severe storms moved through the region Saturday.

Though not as intense as Friday, we've seen some decent storm reports. Hail has been the most common report, while damaging wind and torrential rain has also been observed.

We are in a quiet period now; however, the threat of storms will be in place throughout the night, with areas from the city and west seeing the most activity. Areas east of the city may see nothing at all. It will be another muggy night with patchy fog developing once again. Lows will be in the upper 60s to lower 70s.

Sunday will begin similarly to Saturday, with low clouds and fog. Another round of storms is likely to develop in the mid- to late morning hours.

With lots of available moisture to work with, these storms will be capable of producing very heavy rain, that could lead to flash flooding. They're also likely to be slow movers. Along with the heavy rain, damaging winds are also possible.

Subsequent rounds of storms will pivot about the area through the afternoon and evening.

Highs will top out in the upper 70s to low 80s with high humidity. Despite mostly cloudy skies being expected, if a few breaks of sun occur, temps can bump up a little higher.