What We’re Tracking
- Mild overnight weather
- Plenty of sun
- No chance for rainfall
Temperatures tonight will fall into the middle 60s, making for a rather warm night under a mostly clear sky. Winds will remain out of the south, with occasional gusts approaching 20 mph.
Sunday will be another warm day, with highs climbing back into the lower 90s under plenty of sunshine. A ridge of high pressure will settle over the region, keeping conditions dry and temperatures running well above normal for this time of year. South winds will become stronger through the afternoon, with gusts up to 30 mph.
Looking ahead, rain chances remain low through the first half of next week, and sunshine will continue to dominate the forecast. Dew points will gradually rise, making it feel a bit more humid and less comfortable than it has been recently, but humidity levels should remain manageable.
Our next storm system arrives by late Tuesday, bringing increasing chances for scattered showers and rain through much of Wednesday and into Thursday. Along with the wetter weather will come a noticeable cool-down. High temperatures will fall into the middle 70s on Wednesday, with 60s returning by Friday.
KSNT Storm Track Meteorologist Ashton Rizzo
