As we are all looking forward to the weekend, let’s break down what we can expect weather-wise over the next several days.
The same old pattern we’ve had all summer is coming back. But first, our Election Day Thursday forecast is dry and warm, with a forecasted high temp of 92 degrees. We don’t anticipate any rain keeping voters away from the polls today. The overnight low will drop to 73.
Friday and Saturday reintroduce those summertime pop-up storm chances, with a 20% chance of rain from Friday afternoon and overnight, increasing to 30% for Saturday and Saturday afternoon (because it always has to be on a Saturday, right?). Highs will be around 93 on Friday and slightly less on Saturday at 90, with overnight lows around 71 degrees. Patchy fog is expected overnight Saturday into Sunday morning.
Sunday looks to be the last dry chance we get for at least the start of our week. Sunday will warm up to 93 degrees and fall that night to around 72.
Our next blog will feature the start of your week, but here’s a preview: Groundhog Day. Rain chances every day, highs in the low to mid 90s during the day, lows dropping to the low 70s at night. Rain chances currently look to increase each day going through til at least Wednesday. Not expecting any of this to be severe, but we’ll be watching.
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