Sunday starts with a forecast low of 74 degrees. The regional forecast mentions 15-to-25-knot outflow wind gusts. The heat ramps quickly Sunday, with sunny skies and a high near 100 before storm chances return tonight.
Sunday Brings Full Desert Heat
Most of Sunday stays sunny, with temperatures climbing from the upper 70s in the morning to around 100 in midafternoon, according to the National Weather Service.
A 30% chance of showers and thunderstorms arrives this evening, mainly before midnight. Rain should be spotty, with new rainfall generally under a tenth of an inch, but stronger storms could bring sudden gusts around 40 to 50 mph.
Cooler And Stormier By Midweek
Monday remains hot at 97 degrees, with a slight chance of afternoon showers. Storm coverage increases Monday and Tuesday.
Wednesday through Saturday bring increasing thunderstorm coverage, with temperatures near or below normal by the end of the week.
What To Watch This Week
Moisture is expected to build through the second half of the week, raising the chance of slow-moving storms and localized flooding in some spots. No watches or warnings are currently posted for the area, but residents should avoid low-water crossings and head indoors when thunder is nearby.
