Quieter weather ahead – 08/08/18

Tonight: Temperatures late tonight (between 9 p.m. and midnight) drop to the 60s and 70s under partly cloudy skies. Overnight into early Thursday, temperatures tumble to the 50s and 60s. We have a marginal risk for severe storms in the very far southeastern plains, but most other areas will only see isolated storms that are noticeably weaker compared to the previous days.

Tomorrow: Temperatures Thursday will range in the low to upper 80s – this is primarily below-average. Partly sunny skies are forecast for the day. In the afternoon and evening, we have small chances for spotty storms, but these will be mostly confined to the mountains. Storms aren’t expected to produce large hail and damaging gusts. Even still, the risk for flash flooding over recent burn scars exists. We’ll track it!

Extended: Isolated storms are possible again on Friday. We’ll be drier into the upcoming weekend and through Monday. The middle of next week could offer some changes, but certainty is low as to the weather pattern into the extended part of the seven day forecast. Lots of sunshine is anticipated Saturday and Sunday, so it should be nicer for getting outside!