3 Things to Know
- Hot & humid weather continues
- Storms with damaging wind over the next few nights
- Might be a rainy and hot July 4th weekend
Forecast
We've already entered into our Wednesday afternoon seeing a little bit of rainfall. On the positive side, that rain has helped to cool off our temps just a little bit! We're about 10 degrees cooler heading into the early afternoon hours compared to this time yesterday.
For the rest of our Wednesday, it remains warm and humid with breezy south winds and highs in the low 90s, a few degrees cooler than earlier in the week thanks to the cloud cover and very spotty rain. Scattered storms will be possible Wednesday night.
This scattered stormy pattern will continue through Thursday with partly sunny skies, breezy winds and highs closer to 90 degrees, feeling like 100. Don't rule out a couple of those afternoon pop ups becoming a little stronger, as the SPC has us in a slight risk for Thursday afternoon storms. Spotty storms will be possible Thursday night.
It gets very hot again Friday, but it will probably be our last really hot and humid day where heat indices could top 105-110 again. Look for highs in the mid 90s. Once again, storms will be possible Friday night after 8-10pm.
For your 4th of July plans, there could be rain at any point in the day on Saturday, but the best times to see storms will be after 5-6pm. Before the rain and storms hit later in the day, we should be dry and sunny enough to reach the low 90s.
By Sunday, things are trending not just drier, but cooler with highs back down into the upper 80s. This slightly cooler weather will continue through much of next week.
WEDNESDAY
Partly Cloudy
Spotty Storms
High: 92
Wind: S 15-25
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Isolated Storms
Still Warm
Low: 74
Wind: S 15-25
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