National Weather Service United States Department of Commerce

It will remain dry through the day Monday, but temperatures each of the next two days will be on the rise with highs mainly upper 80s-mid 90s today, then widespread 90s on Monday with even a few 100s in our far southwest counties. Winds will remain fairly light today as they become south-southeasterly, but Monday will be quite breezy with south-southeast winds gusting around 30 MPH. Starting Monday night and lasting through mainly Wednesday daytime, intermittent chances for mainly SCATTERED showers/thunderstorms return to our area. Most of these storms will be on the weaker side, but a few strong storms cannot be ruled out. Along with the rain chances will come a decent cool-down, with high temperatures on Tuesday and Wednesday back down into the 70s and 80s.