11/09 Ryan’s “Muggy” Monday Evening Forecast

No significant active weather over the weekend, but I do expect to see at least a few showers this week. Expect some tomorrow afternoon and likely a few more Wednesday, as excess moisture moves in. That means cloud cover will slowly build in through the night, leading to partly cloudy skies and a warmer low near 70.

Inland areas could see some light-to-patchy fog, but it doesn’t look too noteworthy.

The clouds remain through tomorrow, giving us mostly cloudy skies with a high near 80. Showers will be limited to the peak heating hours, and generally north of I-10. Thunderstorms are possible, but not likely.

These clouds eventually thin a bit, but build back after the cold front passes through (or stalls overhead).

That’ll be by Friday, when we’ll see some slight cooling and drying, but almost immediately the front transitions into a warm front. That means increased moisture and warmer air move back in almost immediately. That’ll give us scattered showers for Saturday and Sunday, but much drier air by Monday.