More warm temperatures today with high humidity, but a front later today will drop temps for some into the 60s and 70s while the rest of us stay in the low to mid 80s. Zack Shields has details plus a chance of rain in his full forecast.
Wednesday will be another unseasonably warm day, but a cold front late Thursday will bring cooler temperatures and a chance of rain. Zack Shields has details in his full forecast.It's a new day and it's going to look the same with lots of clouds and warm spell rolls on.
The Gulf breeze not only will keep temperatures warmer than average but also keep the humidity high making it feel even warmer. A front will be knocking at the door late today and may reach our northern counties dropping temps into the 60s and 70s while the rest of us reach the low to mid 80s. This front will fade away and the next Pacific low will deliver another front into the area Thursday night. Image 1 of 2
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