Cool and unsettled conditions with low chances for isolated showers will continue through Friday. By the weekend, dry conditions and temperatures warming up to near normal levels are anticipated. Heading into next week, strong high pressure building over the region will result in temperatures warming even further to well-above normal levels by the middle and latter portion of the week with a high chance for many for the lower desert locations observing the first 100 degree high of the year.
Low chances for additional showers will exist across parts of the region today and Friday. Any accumulations should be light in nature. Some rumbles of thunder, gusty winds, and pea size hail can't be completely ruled out with some of the stronger showers.
Current CPC outlooks show high probabilities for above normal temperatures across western U.S., including the Desert Southwest by the middle to latter portion of next week. Afternoon highs are expected to climb into the 90s across the lower deserts as early as next Tuesday and potentially at or just above 100° as early as next Thursday. Temperatures are likely to be around 15°F above normal late next week. For those unaccustomed to the heat and considering attending outdoor sporting events, be sure to stay hydrated and prepare accordingly for the unseasonably warm conditions.
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