This weekend will be warm and a little more humid as surface high pressure moves into the Atlantic, sending winds more southerly behind it which turns the moisture tap back on. We should stay quiet, though, with ridging aloft and a pretty solid pocket of dry air hanging in there for a couple more days. We’ll see some clouds at times, particularly of the high variety, but otherwise expect plenty of sunshine to still break through for the weekend. Temperatures Saturday start in the mid-60s, warming to the low 90s in the afternoon, while Sunday feels much more like summer with a low around 70° and highs in the low 90s.

Rain chances gradually return as we get into the start of next week; these will generally be of the popup variety. Highs Monday top out in the mid-90s, while upper 80s to around 90° will be more common through the middle of next week.