May Gray will continue for the coast, while monsoon moisture will keep flowing into the county making temperatures feel warmer, and creating instability with possible showers and thunderstorms mainly in the mountains.
We are locked in a weather pattern with moisture surging from the Gulf of Mexico right into the 4-Corners region, the flow will potentially spark storms here and the nearby states. The chance for showers and pop-up thunderstorms will continue through Sunday, mainly near the mountains. This pattern is also known as monsoon flow.
Any thunderstorms could produce gusty winds and lightning. While not likely, it's not impossible to see a storm spill over into the valleys.
Temperatures will trend near normal for the coast and valleys, but warmer almost 10 degrees above normal from the mountains to the deserts.
We'll see changes with cooler temperatures and more comfortable conditions by the middle of next week.
Friday's Highs:
Coast: 64-70°
Inland: 72-80°
Mountains: 75-85°
Deserts: 94-103°
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