While we don’t expect heat advisory conditions (108°F or higher), “feels like” temperatures could still touch 100°F during peak afternoon hours this weekend. Since this is our first stretch of summer-style weather, it’s important to take the usual precautions—stay hydrated, limit outdoor activity during the hottest parts of the day, and check on vulnerable individuals.

-Weekend: warm and humid, plenty of afternoon sun

-Monday & Tuesday: continuing the streak of highs in the 90s

-Wednesday: a cold front, next decent chance for showers and cooler temperatures

-Thursday & Friday: not as hot and humid

Tonight: Clouds will increase once again tonight. The southwest breeze may ease a touch but remain in the 5-15mph range. Expect low temperatures in the mid 70s.

The Weekend: As we move into the weekend, an upper-level ridge over the Gulf will take control of our weather pattern, meaning warm and sinking air will cause hot and rain-free conditions. Highs will keep to the low 90s both afternoons beneath mostly sunny skies. Nights will offer little relief from the heat, with lows remaining in the mid-70s.

Beyond: Monday and Tuesday will bring more of the same, with high temperatures in the low 90s and lows sticking to the low to mid-70s. Strong high pressure aloft will keep skies partly sunny by day and partly cloudy overnight. This setup will also suppress any storm development, meaning dry weather is expected to hold firm through early next week.

A slight shift begins on Wednesday as a cold front moves in from the north. This front will allow for some showers and possibly a thunderstorm to develop by midweek. In such a warm and humid weather pattern, any storms that do form could bring locally gusty winds and brief downpours. By Thursday, drier and slightly cooler air will settle in behind the front. Highs will dip into the mid-80s, and morning temperatures will finally drop into the more comfortable mid-60s.

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– Josh 

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