Hot stretch ahead!

Well, today's been a one day, a very seasonal day. The high temperature as of right now has been at 83 the average at 84. So very seasonal afternoon for us here. Sunset at 9 11. So it's still late, but we are definitely shaving off hours of daylight throughout the month of july. Currently in the eighties right now, across a good portion of southeast michigan, there are a few 70 sprinkled in there, 82 in Pontiac, 79 degrees in hell right now, low eighties in the city of Detroit. Now we do have a few light showers out there for some locations, some heavier stuff out near say southwestern portions of Livingston County now exiting Manchester and heading over into one away county that's going to continue to track away from the city. So for most of us, especially north of the city for tonight should be looking at a pretty quiet night. There might be an additional isolated shower that develops, but I think for most of us we are staying dry and quiet through the rest of this evening. Now our temperatures through tonight will be falling through the seventies and eventually I think we bottom out in the upper sixties. Our humidity levels, they'll also drop as we head through the overnight. We're actually looking at a pretty comfortable weekend, although our temperatures are reflecting a warm, if not toasty weekend will be in the upper eighties saturday upper eighties on sunday and then we're back to the nineties as we head into next week. So it's going to be a second heat wave for us in the span of like four weeks. So we are certainly getting our fair share of heat this summer season. Now in terms of humidity levels, not bad this weekend. In fact, it looks actually pretty comfortable saturday and sunday. And then as we head through early next week, it starts to inch up with every passing day. And I think by Wednesday we're going to really feel that humidity alongside the heat because it's really not going anywhere over the course of the next, say, 5-6 days. A good chunk of the country, with the exception up near Maine, looking at this very hot air situating itself over pretty much all of the 50 states as we head into the next couple of days. Now, in terms of rain, there really isn't a whole lot going on. It looks quiet as we head through about, say, Wednesday and then towards the later part of the week, we might be factoring in an isolated shower. But for right now, I'm gonna keep the entire extended forecast dry. Daytime highs will be in the nineties next week. We see a little bit of relief by friday with highs in the upper eighties.