Next week’s weather change may be a delayed a bit...
Sorry, y’all! You know all of the exact same weather that we’ve been seeing for the last week? It unfortunately isn’t changing for the next few days. If you’ve been keeping up with our forecasts, that shouldn’t surprise you, but the heat relief that was set to arrive early week next week is now delayed. It’s only delayed by a day or two, but it means that we’ll see hot weather for longer, the cooler weather next week potentially won’t be quite as cool, and the rain chances have also slipped too.
You already know today’s forecast, don’t you? It’s yet again another copy-and-paste of yesterday’s weather with just a few subtle tweaks. Our morning temperatures today are starting out a touch higher, mostly in the lower 70s out the door, and the afternoon rain chances aren’t quite as high, only near 10% instead of 20%. The stray pop-up showers are possible anywhere, but the most favored location remains east of I-35.
The weekend’s forecast remains the same as what we’ve been seeing, but the stuck weather forecast is now expected to lasts deeper into the beginning of next week. Saturday should be a completely dry day with another 10% rain chance returning Sunday. Temperatures in the upper 60s and low 70s in the morning will warm into the low-to-mid 90s late-day. There’s a slight bump in the rain chances Monday and Tuesday, climbing to near 20%, but the high temperature forecast has now jumped from the upper 80s and lower 90s into the low-to-mid 90s with morning lows also warming up. We’ll likely kick off both Monday and Tuesday with morning temperatures nearly 10° above average in the low-to-mid 70s.
So, about next week’s weather pattern change. We’re still expecting a drop in temperatures next week with a chance for some rain, but the rain chances have dropped, are delayed a bit, and the temperature change won’t be quite as drastic. Why? The ridge of high pressure that was expected to stay across California, Arizona, and Nevada early next week is now likely to be pushed eastward by an upper-low. Despite a favorable weather pattern for a few days of cooler weather and rain chances, high pressure pushing closer to our area means the storm system moving into the Plains won’t dive as far south as anticipated. The best chance for rain is now set to arrive Wednesday but the rain chance is only near 30%. The extra clouds, the rain chances, and a weak front pushing in will drop high temperatures into the upper 80s where we’ll likely stay into the start of next weekend. The stalled storm system to our north will still hang around and give us extra clouds and low rain chances late in the week, but rain chances stay low. There are signs of another cold front pushing toward us late next weekend, but it’s far too early to say with certainty if that’ll happen.
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