Storms return Thursday; 90s next week — Your 9-Day Forecast

The high today is 102. That’s an improvement from yesterday’s 104, which was a new record high. The record on this date is 103 set in 2007 and 2020.

We’ll have clear skies tonight to enjoy one last glimpse at the Blue Super Moon. Enjoy. Weather Watcher Henry Delgado sent us this incredible picture of last night’s moon rise with our transmitter in front of it. Impressive!!

TONIGHT:   The skies will be partly cloudy early in the evening but will turn clear overnight.  The SE winds will range from 5-15 mph, and the low will drop to 76.

FORECAST:  Wednesday will be mostly sunny with a few afternoon clouds and a high of 103.  The south winds will range from 5-15 mph.  We could see distant storms to the west and north Wednesday night. On Thursday, additional moisture and instability mean a chance of late day, isolated t-storms. Thursday will be partly cloudy with a chance of isolated late day t-storms.  Thursday’s high:  102.  Friday will be partly cloudy with isolated late day t-storms.  Friday’s high: 102.  Saturday will be partly cloudy with isolated late day t-storms.  Saturday’s high: 101.  Sunday will be 100 with a slight chance of isolated storms.  On Monday, the ridge of high pressure starts to break down.  Monday will be 96 with scattered showers and t-showers.  Tuesday will be mostly cloudy with scattered showers and a high of 92.

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