Clearing skies and the higher humidity overnight tonight means that we will see the potential for some patchy fog overnight. We should stay dry with temperatures falling to around 66° to 68°. Wind should stay from the north at 5 mph.
Sunday will stay on the hotter side, with temperatures into the mid 80s. That is just about average for us this time of year. The good news is that after a humid start to the day, we should see a break in the humidity during the afternoon and evening with the winds from the northwest. That will lead to a stellar night and start to Monday.
Monday and Tuesday look incredibly nice, with temperatures into the low 60s, maybe even upper 50s, to start off. This will be because of the lower humidity which will be a nice reprieve. Afternoon temperatures will be cooler as well, staying into the low 80s for much of the week. We should stay dry too, at least until Thursday.
SATURDAY NIGHT
Mostly clear to partly cloudy
Still warm and muggy
Low: 66
SUNDAY
Mostly sunny
Not as hot or as humid
High: 86
SUNDAY NIGHT
Mostly clear
Much cooler
Low: 62
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