Wednesday morning could feature patchy MVFR stratus and possible fog, with cloud coverage uncertain, but the day will turn warmer and stormier by afternoon. The high should reach about 89 degrees, with showers and thunderstorms becoming more likely after 1 p.m.
Storm Chances Arrive After Lunch
Wednesday morning should stay mostly sunny to partly cloudy, with light winds and temperatures climbing through the 80s. The National Weather Service describes isolated to widely scattered convection, with locally heavy downpours capable of producing roughly a quarter- to half-inch of rain.
Thursday brings another warm day near 88 degrees, with partly cloudy early conditions and afternoon thunderstorms. Outdoor plans may fare better in the morning.
Friday Looks Like The Wettest Day
Storm coverage increases Friday, when mostly cloudy skies, an afternoon start to the rain and precipitation chances ranging from likely to categorical could make for a soggy finish to the workweek. The forecast calls for a high near 86 degrees, with showers and thunderstorms potentially lingering into Friday night.
Saturday and Sunday remain unsettled but trend somewhat drier, with temperatures near normal and isolated to scattered showers and thunderstorms possible.
Dryer, Hotter Weather Builds Next Week
Precipitation chances decrease through the weekend, while temperatures rise above normal; no watches, warnings or advisories are currently listed for the area.
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