Mid 80s Return with Weekend Rain Ahead

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Morning fog and clouds will give way to sunshine by midday as temperatures reach the mid 80s. Another warm day is expected Wednesday, with the warmest temperatures of the week potentially arriving Friday when highs could climb into the upper 80s. A weakening boundary may bring showers on Thursday, and a better chance of rain is expected Saturday night as a front moves in.

Why it matters

This weather pattern could provide some relief from the ongoing drought in the region, though the rainfall is not expected to be drought-ending. The fluctuating temperatures and potential for severe storms may impact outdoor activities and agricultural needs.

The details

Temperatures will peak in the mid 80s on both Tuesday and Wednesday. Friday could see the warmest temperatures of the week, with highs potentially reaching the upper 80s. A weakening boundary may bring a few scattered showers around midday Thursday, and a stronger front is expected to move in on Saturday night, bringing a better chance of rainfall to the area. Behind the front, temperatures are forecast to cool back into the 70s by Sunday afternoon.

• Tuesday: Morning fog and clouds give way to sunshine, with highs in the mid 80s.
• Wednesday: Another warm day with highs again reaching the mid 80s.
• Thursday: A weakening boundary may bring a few showers around midday.
• Friday: The warmest temperatures of the week, with highs potentially reaching the upper 80s.
• Saturday night: A front moves in, bringing a better chance of rainfall to the area.

What’s next

The rainfall from the weekend front will be closely monitored to determine if it provides any meaningful relief from the ongoing drought conditions in the region.