The rain is beginning to wrap up and move on with cooler drier air settling in behind. Tuesday and Wednesday look to be very pleasant with highs in the lower 70s and plenty of sunshine.
Although Sunday will be that transition day ahead of our next cold front, it will still be an overall nice weather day as highs top out in the mid 80s under plentiful sunshine.
Showers and storms are likely through lunch time as a cold front approaches the area. It will quickly turn breezy and drier behind the front by the afternoon hours.
Showers and storms are possible today and tonight ahead of our next cold front. Most of the rain will fall north of the Lake. There could be one or two strong storms or downpours. Otherwise, it will be warm and humid with highs in the mid to upper 80s.
Rain chances return for the work week along with some warmer and more humid conditions. Scattered showers are possible today with heavier rain, especially north of the Lake, possible on Tuesday.
The Autumn feel will continue for Sunday morning with temperatures in the 50s north of the Lake and 60s south. Careful throwing on your favorite warm sweater, though…
Good news! This seemingly endless heat will come to an end over the weekend as a strong cold front arrives late tonight. Showers and storms are possible today ahead of the front with highs in upper 80s.
Warm, muggy conditions will finish out the work week along with a few showers. Plan for highs near 90 degrees and overnight temperatures only in the 70s. This is all ahead of a cold front due to arrive Saturday morning.
It wasn’t exactly cool, but definitely less hot with Tuesday’s high temperature only few degrees above the long term average of 82. This was the first day that the high temperature did not tie or break a record.
Monday started out with some widely scattered showers and we will continue to see some rain and clouds through the afternoon and into the evening ahead of our first true fall cold front.
The much-anticipated cold front is finally knocking on our door. Keep the rain gear handy today as we will have a few showers and storms around today ahead of the front.
Starting Monday we will see some significant changes. Look for more widespread shower activity ahead of a cold front that should finally bring temperatures down to seasonable conditions.
The calendar says October, but the forecast still says August! More hot conditions will round out the work week with near-record highs possible through Saturday.
Summer-like heat will continue for the rest of the week. High temperatures will be near records each day in the lower and middle 90s. Little to no rain is expected.
There were a few showers around mainly south and west, but even though the airport managed to report a trace there wasn’t enough rain to measure keeping us on track for the driest September on record.
There will be little to no rain over the next seven days as September will likely be the driest on record and we are heading into our traditionally driest month of the year.
We are closing out on likely the hottest and driest September on record.Daily highs will remain in the 90s over the next week. We'll stay just below record levels as highs stay around the 90 degree mark through the weekend.
There are no signs of cold front anytime soon. Highs will continue in the low to mid 90s to finish out the month of September. We’ll also see dry skies through at least early next week.
Hot, sunny, and dry conditions are expected for the rest of the week. Highs will be in the lower 90s with some places reaching the middle 90s. We could challenge record highs a couple of days this week.
Happy first day of Fall! We won’t have crisp, Autumn air, but there is a hint of dry air and lower humidity still lingering from the weekend. This makes the mornings, evenings, and shady spots feel just a little bit better although the afternoons are still forecast to be scorchers.
Passing showers and clouds helped manage temperatures to start the weekend with highs hovering near the 90 degree mark. Still well above long term averages in the upper 80s, but a bit more comfortable than the mid 90s.
A weak frontal boundary over the area will increase cloud cover and shower activity today. Highs will stay in the upper 80s to near 90 as a result. Saturday will be similar with a slightly lower chance for rain, then we’ll be mostly dry by Sunday.
Mostly dry and hot conditions on tap again today. Highs will reach the mid 90s with a mix of clouds and sun. A backdoor front will sneak into the area Friday bringing lower humidity to parts of the area by the weekend.
