Heat will be the main topic for the next few days, with temperatures potentially reaching the upper 90s late this weekend and early next week.
However, we can expect a few days of more manageable summertime heat before that. On Thursday, high temperatures will be in the mid-90s with heat index values in the upper 90s. The big heat wave won’t arrive until Sunday, when high temperatures could approach 100 degrees across the area.Fortunately, slightly lower dew points should help keep our heat index values in check today. This means it may not feel as humid outside, but it will still be hot.
As always during summer heat waves, stay hydrated and take frequent shade and air conditioning breaks when possible. Stay safe and cool this weekend!
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