After temperatures soared into the 100s and severe thunderstorms threatened during the evening rush, Harford County is looking at lower temperatures Thursday.

Temperatures will reach the low-90s Thursday, with a chance of rain and thunderstorms throughout the afternoon, according to Weather.com.

As of the mid-morning, there were no weather alerts for Harford County.

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Harford County announced earlier in the week that Harford County Public Libraries would double as cooling centers to combat the temperatures.

The threat of thunderstorms will carry into the weekend. 

Temperatures will continue to drop, though, according to forecasts. Highs won't reach 90 until Monday, a five-day forecast on Weather.com said.

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