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Weekend Outlook: Mild and Mostly Dry

The Week Ahead: What to Expect

Mild conditions will continue this weekend, with high temperatures averaging 5°F above seasonal normals. Conditions will be mostly dry, with just a few afternoon high based storms over the higher terrain each day. The potential for showers will increase during the upcoming week as moisture moves into the area.

We'll see another day of mostly dry conditions Sunday with temperatures about 5°F above seasonal normals. Temperatures will steadily warm Monday into Tuesday, with highs around 10°F above normal by Tuesday afternoon. There will be a few high based showers as moisture starts to move in. Monsoonal moisture is expected to move in Wednesday into Thursday, bringing increasing coverage of showers and thunderstorms as temperatures become less hot. Drier conditions could return by Independence Day.