FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS
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AM STORMS: Possible from 5am-9am, could affect morning commute
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LOWER HUMIDITY: Humidity levels drop by midday
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SMALL RAIN CHANCE: Late Wednesday and again Thursday
FORECAST
AM STORMS
3:45am UPDATE: We will be watching for storms to develop this morning, roughly from 5am-9am, along a weak frontal boundary. While it is not a guarantee this will happen, should a storm form, severe weather is possible. This could affect your morning commute. Check back for updates.
LOWER HUMIDITY
In the wake of that weak front, lower humidity will pour into the area by midday. This means we’ll go from sticky to pleasant conditions, at least when it comes to humidity. The temperatures, unfortunately, will still be hot. Expect a high near 98 this afternoon.
The lower humidity will stay in place until Wednesday night, when a surge of Gulf moisture returns to the area.
SMALL RAIN CHANCES
A return of moisture and a small storm system arriving from Mexico means we could see a few storms flare up Wednesday night. We’ll also see isolated storms on Thursday. The odds of seeing any rain remain low (20%). Temperatures will remain toasty, reaching the mid to upper-90s each day this week.
EARLY MEMORIAL DAY SNEAK PEEK
As we honor the men and women who have made the ultimate sacrifice, know that a few storms are possible. Early indications are that we may see a front that could stir up activity. It may also cool us down. There will be updates to this forecast, so make sure and check back.