Saturday night is expected to be warm and wet, with the Storm Team 11 forecasting a low of 67 degrees as showers and storms persist into the night.
Sunday will see a high of 84 degrees, accompanied by a 50% chance of scattered rain showers. However, much of the storm activity is expected to lose its intensity.
As Sunday night unfolds, temperatures will drop slightly to 68 degrees. On Monday, the mercury is set to rise to a high of 91 degrees as warm air takes hold of the region, with only a slight chance of an early stray shower or storm.
Looking ahead to the week, moisture levels and humidity will remain high, potentially triggering isolated nighttime showers despite the forecast promising mostly dry conditions overall.
A heat dome dominating the region will largely stifle precipitation, especially during the day. This atmospheric pattern forces heat downwards, preventing it from rising and forming rain.
Monday night’s low will be 69 degrees. For Tuesday, we see a high of 94 degrees.
Tuesday night’s low will be 68 degrees. Wednesday will have a high of 95 degrees with sunny skies.
On Wednesday night the low will be 69 degrees. For Thursday, we stay warm with a high of 97 degrees and mostly clear skies. This will potentially be our warmest day.
Thursday night’s low will be 70 degrees. On Friday we will have a high of 97 degrees with mostly sunny skies.
On Friday night the low will be 69 degrees. For Saturday, your Fourth of July will have a high of 94 degrees. There’s a 20% scattered shower chance in the afternoon and evening.
Here is your Storm Team 7-day forecast:
