Forecast Last Updated at Tuesday, June 15, 2021 at 5:57AM

Mid-June Perfection

Skies will be mostly sunny today with temperatures rather close to mid-June normals. Wednesday and Thursday will feature abundant sunshine along with pleasant temperatures and humidity levels. Things heat back up again for Friday and Saturday as dry weather continues. A widely-separated shower or thundershower will be possible by Sunday afternoon. Get outside and enjoy it if you can!

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Tuesday Hi: 83 Lo: 57 Mostly sunny; Less humidity; NNW wind 5-10 mph

Wednesday Hi: 81 Lo: 54 Bright sunshine; Pleasant; NW wind 5-10 mph

Thursday Hi: 81 Lo: 54 Abundant sunshine; Just about perfect for June; Light north wind

Friday Hi: 88 Lo: 62 Lots of sunshine; Still great, but getting a bit hotter

Saturday Hi: 89 Lo: 65 Mostly sunny; On the hot side

Further Out

Sunday - Partly sunny; Widely-scattered PM showers & thundershowers; More humid; High in the mid 80s; Low in the mid 60s
Monday - Partly to mostly cloudy; Scattered showers & thundershowers; High in the mid 80s; Low in the mid 60s

Forecast Discussion

An expansive area of high pressure will be building into our region over the next couple of days. This continental air mass will be characterized by reduced temperatures and particularly humidity levels during the Wednesday-Thursday timeframe. Overnight low temperatures will be getting back down into the pleasant 50s.

By the end of the workweek and the beginning of the weekend period, the air mass will moderate, and we heat things back up for Friday and Saturday.

For Sunday and Monday, a cold front will sag southward into the Mid-Atlantic region. This feature will likely remain to our north, but some tropical moisture streaming into the Carolinas from development in the Gulf of Mexico may boost shower and thundershower coverage as we get into late weekend and especially the early part of next week.

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