TONIGHT: Cloudy and soggy weather is expected this evening. A stray sprinkle is possible but it won’t be enough to delay any games. Temperatures linger in the 70s through the evening and overnight. Overnight, scattered showers are possible along with patchy fog.

SATURDAY: Multiple rounds of scattered showers and storms are likely through Saturday. A few showers from overnight could linger into your early morning hours. Storm chances spread regionwide later in the morning and afternoon. Rainfall looks scattered, meaning not everyone will get wet.

A few models depict the afternoon having lower rain chances compared to the morning, but this is a fairly recent trend. Depending on that, if rain chances are lower in the afternoon and skies attempt to clear some, high temperatures will certainly reach into the low 90s. If we stay stormy, high temps will be in the 80s.

SUNDAY - TUESDAY: Rain chances drop early next week, temperatures heat back up and humidity stays high. Highs could break into the mid-upper 90s, with the hottest day likely on Monday. Max feels like temperatures will be around 105°.

WEDNESDAY - END OF NEXT WEEK: Humidity drops and the temperatures also drop a tad, but still unseasonably hot in the low 90s. The most noticeable difference will be overnight lows, where upper 60s are expected (the last time we saw those was late June). Rain chances stay low, with mostly sunny skies through much of the week.

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