Another fairly nice day of weather in store today. Highs still getting into the upper 80s, but dewpoints will remain tame in the low 60s – making it feel tolerable. Can’t totally rule out some showers, especially as we get closer to sunset, but majority of the day will be dry.

The same cannot be said for Saturday, as rain/storm chances return.

The HRRR model is the most aggressive with rain chances, thinking we see a good bit of it – around 2″ of rain to be exact. Hard pass on that.

I’ll go ahead and show the HRRR to give an idea of what the “worst” case scenario is – in terms of raining out plans. But keep in mind other models, like the NAM and RRFS, keep us a lot drier. Plan for the worst, hope for the best.

The good news is that no severe weather is expected. If the HRRR model does come to fruition, we could deal with some more localized flash flooding issues – something we’ll have to keep an eye on.

We’ll see later today if the HRRR model drops off this idea and starts to lean towards the drier models, or vice versa – the drier models trending wetter. We’ll keep y’all posted.

A few lingering showers will be possible Sunday morning, but the rest of the day should be dry. Next week as a whole will be drier, with only very low (~10%) rain chances each day.

The tradeoff is that our heat turns back up. Highs back in the mid to upper 90s, with heat index values above 100°.