Heat index values will climb to the 105-110 degree range this afternoon.
Don’t expect any relief from showers or storms today or tomorrow, as rain chances are little to nothing.
However, changes are ahead as a weak frontal boundary makes its way into our area late Saturday. This will greatly boost our rain chances Saturday and Sunday before returning to a more typical summertime pattern next week.A heat advisory is in effect for the entire area today. If you have any outdoor activities planned today or tomorrow, be sure to have ways to stay cool. Take frequent breaks and stay hydrated. Remember to hydrate not only when you are outside but before you go outside as well.
Thankfully, the heat does look like it will subside this weekend as our overall weather pattern changes.This weekend looks unsettled as a frontal boundary will move into our area, helping to boost rain chances and cool us off a bit. There is some slight disagreement in the models on timing, but the best consensus is that we will have widespread showers and storms in the late afternoon and evening Saturday, possibly continuing overnight.
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