Warm weather period can last a whole week

WEATHER HISTORY: As the maritime tropical air mass of the Gulf of Mexico moves into our region, a southerly wind will develop and these two factors will bring more heat this week. We will be warmer than normal for at least seven days. Most days will be sunny, which will help keep temperatures high, but this heat will also create lift through convection. Therefore, thunderstorms will also be possible, especially on Sunday, Monday and next Thursday. For now, it looks like they will not remain very severe.

FRIDAY NIGHT: The sky will be clear to partly cloudy. The nighttime low will be 67. The wind will be from the south at 5-15 mph.

SATURDAY: It will remain mostly sunny with highs in the 90s in many cities. Winds will be out of the south at 10-20 miles per hour.

SUNDAY: The high will rise to 87 degrees and this heat energy will increase the chance of thunderstorms by 30% during the day. At night the chance will rise to 50%. The low Sunday morning will be 69 degrees. The wind will be from the south at 5-15 mph.

MONDAY: The chance of storms remains at 50%, while the high temperature rises to 82%. The morning low starts the day at 65%. The wind will be from the south at 5-10 mph.

TUESDAY: Tuesday will be mostly sunny again. The morning low will be 62. The high will reach 85. Winds will be SW at 5-10 mph.

COMING THIS WEEK: The normal high temperature this week is 78 degrees. It will be warmer all week.

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