5/10 – Night Rob’s “90s Inland Tomorrow” Tuesday Evening Forecast

The very warm pattern continues with 80s along the coast and readings closer to 90 inland. As high pressure builds further, heat for the week will peak Wednesday and Thursday with coastal areas mid-upper 80s and inland areas in the low 90s. Fortunately humidity will not be excessive, so max real-feels will be mid-upper 90s at most for inland areas. Lows won’t stray too far from 70 degrees. So, we’re still waiting on that first official summer heat wave.
Moisture from an upper low meandering near Florida will bring scattered shower/t-storm chances on Thursday/Friday as humidity bumps up slightly, but by later in the week maximum temps will drop a bit.  Maximum rain chances occur over the weekend (30-40%), but neither day looks like a washout.
Moisture shifts east early next week and high pressure builds back in, resulting in more sunshine and hotter temperatures again.