Weather conditions are set to improve as we approach Friday morning, coinciding with the Summer Solstice. The winds are expected to shift to a westerly direction, bringing drier air and easing humidity levels for the day.
However, this brief respite may be short-lived, as forecasts indicate a potential heat wave looming for early next week. This anticipated heat event could bring even hotter temperatures that linger longer than the previous warm spell.
While Friday promises nice weather, there is a possibility of scattered showers on Saturday, particularly early and late in the day. Daytime temperatures on Saturday are predicted to reach the mid-80s with ample sunshine, providing opportunities for outdoor activities.
Sunday will continue the trend of heat and humidity, with high temperatures again pushing around 90 degrees. There is also a slight chance of showers or thunderstorms, especially in the morning. Despite these uncertainties, the weekend offers more than 15 hours of daylight for those looking to enjoy the outdoors.
Looking ahead, the excessive heat is poised to return next week, with temperatures expected to creep into the 90s, and heat index values potentially exceeding 100 degrees through Tuesday.
Overall, while the weekend may bring some uncertainty with possible showers, there will still be plenty of opportunities to enjoy the summer weather before the heat takes hold once again.