Warmer Saturday with isolated storm chances late

What We’re Tracking Temperatures are in the 60s this morning as dry air sticks around. There is a chance some patchy fog develops especially in low lying areas. As the sun continues to rise, it should burn off fairly quickly. Things heat up a little bit for the start of our weekend as highs will [...]

What We’re Tracking

• Heating up Saturday
• Few weekend rain chances
• Near average temperatures into next week

Temperatures are in the 60s this morning as dry air sticks around. There is a chance some patchy fog develops especially in low lying areas. As the sun continues to rise, it should burn off fairly quickly.

Things heat up a little bit for the start of our weekend as highs will warm into the lower 90s. Winds should remain light from the southwest at 5-15 mph. There is a chance for a few afternoon showers might begin to develop after 4pm although most will stay dry and just get some cloud cover.

Heading into Sunday, another round of on and off showers and storms are possible throughout the daytime. Not a washout by any means, but we could be looking at an additional half an inch of precipitation by Sunday evening.

We do cool things back down for Sunday and Monday with temperatures topping out in the low to mid 80s. There is a chance that showers will linger into Monday as well but will dry out Monday afternoon.

After our rain chance Monday, we dry things out and warm back up for the rest of the week. Temperatures look to remain seasonable in the upper 80s and lower 90s for much of next week.

KSNT Storm Track Meteorologist Gabriella Gomez