A rainy pattern is settling in, but the weekend has a better forecast in store.

Today we have a complex of storms moving through, which will exit in the early afternoon hours. None of this activity is currently severe, though we have seen some pockets of small hail and gusty winds.

After today, a broader low pressure system will slowly roll in from the desert southwest and bring waves of rain over the next couple of days. Neither day looks to bring severe weather, but I do expect to see at least some stronger storms with small hail and gusty winds (similar to this morning). Flooding may become a concern for those areas that see repetitive downpours, and we could see up to 3-5 inches of rain total by the end of the week (including today). Timing will be tough to call, but I do expect to see rain start up again overnight/early tomorrow morning and continue off/on (with breaks between waves) through at least Thursday night. There could be some lingering showers/storms on Friday. Expect temperatures in the 80’s during this time.

Saturday and Sunday look dry at this point, though Saturday’s forecast could change if the system slows down and takes longer to exit. Temperatures will warm back to the low 90’s, and that warming trend continues with highs in the mid 90’s by Monday.

Forecast Updated 1:00 am, 6.10.25