Forecast Last Updated at Wednesday, June 7, 2023 at 12:33PM
Hazy Shade of Summer
We often have haze during the summer but not smoky haze from wildfires in Canada, which is what we had yesterday and will continue to have for the next several days. Scattered showers and thundershowers should continue this afternoon and last into the early evening. The haze and clouds will keep temperatures a little cooler today. We have dry weather with comfortable temperatures Thursday through Saturday but the hazy skies will remain. Showers and thundershowers should develop late Sunday afternoon and continue overnight into Monday morning. Tuesday looks dry.
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Wednesday Hi: 73 Lo: 52  Partly to mostly cloudy; Hazy; Scattered afternoon and early evening showers and thundershowers; NW wind 5-15 mph and gusty  |
Thursday Hi: 72 Lo: 46 Patchy AM fog; Sunshine filtered through smoky haze; Cool; Light NW wind, becoming 5-15 mph |
Friday Hi: 74 Lo: 49 Sunshine filtered through smoky haze; NW wind 5-15 mph and gusty |
Saturday Hi: 79 Lo: 54 Sunshine filtered through smoky haze; Warmer |
Sunday Hi: 81 Lo: 60 Partly to mostly cloudy; Isolated PM showers and thundershowers, increasing to scattered coverage during the late afternoon and overnight |
Further Out
Monday - Mostly to partly cloudy; Mainly AM showers & thundershowers; High in the upper 70s; Low in the mid 50s
Tuesday - Mostly sunny; High in the upper 70s; Low in the mid 50s
Forecast Discussion
Wildfires across the Canada have already burned more than 3.3 million hectares of land - an area 12 times the 10-year average for this time of year. Smoke from fires in eastern Canada will continue to provide a hazy look to the skies for the next several days. Occasional rain will reduce the haze some.
A cold front will move through from the north today and it will generate showers and thundershowers this afternoon. The coverage of rain will increase this evening before ending overnight. Drier air works in Thursday and Friday and temperatures will be pleasant. The hazy skies will continue though.
Temperatures warm Saturday under hazy skies and we remain dry. A cold front moving in from the west will bring showers and thundershowers late Sunday afternoon and evening, lasting into Monday morning. The cold front should move through Monday afternoon clearing out the rain. Tuesday looks nice under high pressure.
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