Today will be the last guaranteed dry day for the next little bit. It’ll be a hot one, with high temps nearing 90°. Good day to be near a body of water.

Our rain/storm chances return on Sunday, Wattery style, with scattered showers and storms being possible mainly in the afternoon and evening. Those going to any CMA Fest activities or any other outdoor plans should keep an eye on the radar and know where to head indoors if thunder roars.

The HRRR has a guess, although the radar won’t look exactly like this:

More of the same story for Monday and Tuesday. Coverage will be more widespread on Monday, which has the highest rain chances out of the 3 days. Majority of the activity will be confined to the afternoon and evening. Thankfully, no severe weather is expected.

Rain chances lessen Wednesday and beyond, while the heat turns up. Temperatures will peak in the low 90s, paired with dewpoints in the upper 60s/low 70s, heat index values will likely surpass 100°. Welcome to summer. Those prepping to go to Roo should prepare for a hot one.