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Today (Friday): Sunshine dominates most of the day. High temperatures should get into the low to mid-90s. With dew points eyeing the 70-degree muggy mark, you’ll feel that humidity. A heat index value of 100 degrees can’t be ruled out somewhere in the region. South-southwest breezes could gust near 20 mph, helping cool us a bit. Afternoon clouds could increase and bring us a slight chance of a shower or storm midafternoon or beyond. Confidence: Medium-High
Tonight: Some clouds along with a few showers or storms can’t be ruled out early. Most of us should stay dry, though. Sultry low temperatures merely bottom out in the low to mid-70s. Confidence: Medium-High
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Tomorrow (Saturday): Showers, storms and downpours are possible, with the driest time of day most likely early morning. Afternoon hours have the highest chance of rain. High temperatures near and above 90 of course have accompanying humidity. Dew points may near some of the highest, muggiest readings yet — in the low to mid-70s. Confidence: Medium
Tomorrow night: Showers and storms may continue into the night, but overall intensity and duration of any rain should decrease with time. Low to mid-70s are the coolest our low temperatures can get. Skies are mostly cloudy outside of any rain. Confidence: Medium
Sunday: As of now, the cold front tries to move through in the early morning. This should allow us to slowly start clearing out our skies and drying out our air, too. A shower or storm is possible early, but most activity may move south of the city. We’ll keep monitoring the front’s timing. High temperatures aim for the mid- to upper 80s, with dew points hopefully dipping into the 60s. Confidence: Medium
Sunday night: Skies should clear for the most part and rain chances remain low. We’ll monitor, in case our cold front wants to stall out near us. Low temperatures bottom out in the upper 60s to low 70s. Confidence: Low-Medium
Fairly typical Fourth of July weather on Monday, with upper 80s to near 90 for high temperatures. Humidity may stay under control (dew points in the 60s). By fireworks time, temperatures should ease toward the low to mid-80s. An afternoon shower or storm is possible, but so far we are looking okay nearer dark. Sunshine generally dominates, so wear that sunscreen if heading out early. Confidence: Medium
Showers and storms remain in the forecast for Tuesday. Somewhat increased cloudiness may help hold temperatures back a couple degrees compared to Monday, but higher humidity is possible. High temperatures aim for the mid-80s to around 90 degrees. Confidence: Low-Medium