Clouds east, hazy conditions continue for Friday

What We’re Tracking

• Pleasant end to the work week
• Tropical moisture stays to the east
• Nice weather this weekend

Eastern counties are starting off with cloud cover this morning from the remnants of Hurricane Francine. Unfortunately, rain stays off to the East and we continue to hold on to dry conditions for our Friday.

Temperatures this afternoon will stay near average in the low to mid 90s. Not only will the clouds stick around for those east early on, but we continue to hold on to the hazy skies with wildfires west. Clouds should break apart by the late afternoon, allowing for a mostly sunny sky to wrap up our Friday. Winds will pick up from the East at 10-15 mph.

Rain chances even through the weekend look to remain slim to none. Clouds may try and filter back in for some east as the leftovers of the tropical system continue to lift north and east. Temperatures will try and warm up a little more over the weekend with highs topping out in the upper 80s for Saturday and Sunday.

Despite the warm afternoons ahead, low humidity will keep it feeling very comfortable throughout the upcoming week. Highs will approach 90° at times next week with a few isolated rain chances possible, but we'll have to wait until it is closer to nail down the timing on those rain chances. Best chances for precipitation may not come into play until later in the week.

KSNT Storm Track Meteorologist Gabriella Gomez