Above-average temps will be the theme over at least the next week. Our average high temps is 83-84°, and temps will get a good bit above that. By the beginning of next week, we’ll be 10°+ above average.

Our saving grace will be dewpoints in the mid to upper 50s – so “feels like” temps will be right around the actual air temp, if not slightly below it.

I’ve been harping on the whole “no rain chances over the next 7 days” thing – buttt there’s always a curveball thrown in. I should know by now.
High-res models are now liking the idea of a potential stray shower, maybe a storm Thursday afternoon. We may see just enough moisture and instability to spark a storm.
I’m still not totally sold, the lower-levels of the atmosphere will be real dry. Some rain would be nice though.
Latest HRRR model gives a guess:

Rain chances return to basically zero on Friday, and stays that way thru early next week. This weekend looks dry but borderline hot.
New Drought Monitor comes out tomorrow and will reflect our rain from last weekend, but there’s not much more in sight.
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