The hot summer weather continues, with a new heat advisory in affect for Sunday, before a weak trough brings us more substantial cooling next week. Mostly sunny skies through Friday with light winds, breezy by afternoon as highs reach the mid 80's. Minor change to our weather through the weekend as daytime highs remain in the mid 80's, while overnight lows drop into the 40's; southwest winds 10-20mph during the afternoons. A minor amount of upper level moisture may sneak into the area over the weekend for a few afternoon clouds and a bump in humidity, but no thunderstorms are currently forecast. High pressure will start to buckle next week, allowing a stronger onshore flow to develop, bringing gusty winds and cooler weather as highs drop into the 70's by midweek. Our monsoon season is still developing, though we have seen a decent surge in low level surges across the lower deserts past few days, booting dewpoints. Moisture is migrating northward over Mexico, once high pressure settles into the four-corners region, we should be able to tap into some of that moisture, this could happen as early as around the 4th of July. |
