First Warn Weather Team

 

It has been another beautiful September afternoon as temperatures have warmed into the low 70s area wide with a breeze from the west. There has been a little more filtered sunshine this afternoon thanks to clouds aloft, but also smoke moving in from the Canadian wildfires.

As the upper-level ridge continues to build overhead Sunday evening and night, the hazy skies will last through Monday morning before clearing through the rest of the week.  We'll maintain a mostly clear sky through the evening as overnight lows fall into the low 50s once again but rising into the low 80s Monday afternoon. High pressure over the Great Lakes and Southeast will work to keep conditions dry and mostly sunny.

Temperatures throughout the week will warm into the mid and upper 80s, possibly reaching 90 degrees in some locations Wednesday and Thursday. Cloud cover will slowly begin to increase by the upcoming weekend as moisture from a system in the Gulf moves north. Right now, our rain chances heading into the upcoming weekend look low, with only a small chance for showers Saturday and Sunday.