Storms will become a lot less likely in the coming days. As a result, the added sunshine will allow temperatures to increase.
Tonight & Tomorrow: Storms will fizzle out overnight, leading to mainly clear conditions and lows in the mid-70s. Sunday will start off with a lot of sunshine, quickly sending temperatures into the 90s. Highs will top out near 95° under partly sunny skies. Heat index values will approach 106°. These type of values are quite unusual for this time of year. Pop-up storms will be possible, but many will stay dry given isolated storm coverage.
Up Next: Coverage of showers and thunderstorms will fall off even more by Monday and the rest of next week. Temperatures will surge into the mid-90s, possibly even hotter in some locations. Heat index values will approach 108°, meaning a return of heat alerts are possible. These will not last for long, as there are early signs of a few weak fronts late week into next weekend.
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The Tropics: The tropics are quiet for the peak of hurricane season. No development is expected anywhere across the Atlantic, Caribbean, or Gulf over the next 7 days. In addition, 2026 has officially set a new record for going the latest in a hurricane season without a hurricane.
– Balin
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