Tuesday's outlook calls for hot and mostly dry conditions with sunny skies and a chance for isolated afternoon showers and storms. Winds will be light and from the south to southeast, increasing to 10-15 mph along the coast. High temperatures are expected to reach 95-100 degrees Fahrenheit inland and 91-94 degrees Fahrenheit at the beaches, with heat indices ranging between 101-108 degrees Fahrenheit.
Tuesday night’s outlook calls for warm and muggy conditions with mostly clear skies becoming partly cloudy. Patchy fog is expected, especially west of I-45 in open field areas, with light and variable winds. Low temperatures are forecasted to be 73-79 degrees Fahrenheit inland and 76-82 degrees Fahrenheit at the beaches.
Wednesday’s outlook indicates hot and mostly dry conditions, slightly cooler than Tuesday, with a slight chance of isolated afternoon showers and storms along the I-10 corridor. Winds will be from the south to southeast at around 8-12 mph. High temperatures are forecasted to reach 97-99 degrees Fahrenheit inland and 92-94 degrees Fahrenheit at the beaches, with heat indices ranging between 103-107 degrees Fahrenheit.
The extended outlook calls for high temperatures in the 90s, with peak heat indices ranging between 101 and 108 degrees Fahrenheit. Chances for showers and storms are expected to rise heading into the weekend. As part of heat safety, remember to check on elderly individuals, children, and pets, stay cool and hydrated, and wear light-weight, light-colored clothing.
The NOAA Weather Radio (NWR) transmitter that serve the Bay City area remains offline. Technicians are aware of this outage. Unfortunately, it will remain out of service until parts arrive.
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