On Sunday, high temperatures will be near to a few degrees above normal. Meanwhile, daytime humidity values will fall between 5 and 15 percent. A few breezes will be noted across the northeast, otherwise, plenty of sunshine areawide!
Confidence is increasing that moisture will arrive from the southeast on Tuesday and Wednesday of next week. This will lead to scattered to numerous showers and thunderstorms each day. Most likely rainfall amounts will be between a tenth and one half inch west of the Central Mountain Chain and between one half and 1.5 inches from the Central Mountain Chain eastward. However, locally higher amounts are possible.
High temperatures will peak on Monday, then trend downward through mid week. Daily rounds of showers and storms next week with a risk of flash flooding below recent burn scars starting Tuesday.