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Weather Warnings End But Heat Continues To Bake Bridgeport

FAIRFIELD COUNTY, Conn.-- Breathe a sigh of relief, and say goodbye to the crazy "excessive heat warnings" and "heat advisories" from the weekend. They are over, along with the official heat wave, but it will still be pretty hot and sunny Monday, according to the National Weather Service.

Fairfield County will still see hot and sunny weather through midweek though the heat advisories have come and gone.

Fairfield County will still see hot and sunny weather through midweek though the heat advisories have come and gone.

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Monday will mainly be sunny, with the mercury hitting 88, though afternoon isolated showers and thunderstorms are possible.

Overnight brings the potential for more rain and thunderstorms, and cooler air could bring the temperature down to 69.

An unsettled system comes along on Tuesday, with a good chance of soaking in the region, with showers and thunderstorms in the early morning. The storms could produce gusty winds and heavy rain, and the overall air remains hot, near 84. Up to a quarter of an inch of water could accumulate from the storms.

Showers and thunderstorms could persist overnight, when the air will be warm, around 72, under mainly cloudy skies.

Wednesday arrives with a chance, though lessened, of more showers and thunderstorms, and more hot weather - the mercury will be around 86 at its high.

The potential for more stormy weather continues to diminish Wednesday, when showers and thunderstorms are 20 percent possibly. Clouds will hover and the air will be cooler, near 67.

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