While it has been a warmer year than normal, believe it or not, we haven't hit 90° once in 2024. In fact, it's been 284 days since our last 90° day.
Overnight will be a warm but seasonal. Temperatures will fall into the upper 50s and low 60s. Humidity stays at bay with mostly clear skies continuing.
Father's Day, Sunday, is the start to our warmest stretch we have seen since 2020. Highs will be into the low 90s with mostly clear skies. On top of the heat, humidity will be climbing. That means feels like temps may be a few degrees higher, but not by much. Happy Father's Day to those dads out there.
Monday is the day we REALLY feel the heat. Our dew points rise even more, likely settling near 70°, which will make our 93° day feel closer to 100-degrees. That is pretty much how the rest of the week will go as well. The one wrinkle with Monday is that we will have a chance at some isolated showers or storms Monday afternoon. Some storms could bring heavy rain just because the amount of moisture in the atmosphere. We do not expect anything severe.
The rest of the week will be HOT! In fact, we have a shot at seven consecutive days of 90° or warmer. If that happens, it would be the longest stretch we have seen since July of 2020.
TODAY
Mostly sunny
Low humidity
High: 85
TONIGHT
Clear & calm
Seasonal
Low: 60
SUNDAY
Sunny & hot
Rising humidity
High: 93
SUNDAY NIGHT
Much warmer
Humidity
Low: 70
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