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Slight break in heat Monday

🌡️ High: 93°
🌙 Low: 66°
☁️ Partly Cloudy
🌧️ Rain: 0%

It might not be quite the break we were hoping for, but temperatures are forecast to drop Monday, the last day of summer, and remain cooler through Friday. Hopefully, the hottest September any of us have experienced is finally coming to an end.

Today’s high is expected to reach 93 degrees, with a low of 66. That will make for the coolest morning we’ve had in several months. Skies are expected to be partly cloudy.

The average high for September 21 is 83 degrees, with an average low of 56, so we’ll still be running about 10 degrees above normal. The record high for today is 96 degrees, set in 1980, while the record low is 35 degrees, set in 1983.

Sunday’s high was 99, with a low of 75. No rain was recorded, leaving the September rainfall total at 1.25 inches. Average rainfall for September is 5.30 inches.


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