The stalled front that brought us some flooding rains and severe weather on Tuesday lingers over the next couple days before high pressure nudges in, sending rain chances down and temperatures up for Friday.

Thunderstorms will feature prominently in today’s forecast as the seabreeze pushes inland and a front drops in from the north.

This weekend’s hot weather continues into Monday, but a more unsettled pattern will cool temperatures down back to normal (still not chilly, but not overwhelmingly hot, either) as rain chances tick back up.

We’ve got a rather hot weekend ahead as high pressure builds in overhead and at the surface. We can expect temperatures each day to head into the upper 90s each afternoon, with heat indices surging to around 110° in spots especially in the immediate wake of the seabreeze.

The story for Friday and the weekend will be the potential for dangerous heat as high pressure ridges in overhead and at the surface while dewpoints continue to run in the low-to-mid-70s, helping to keep overnight lows elevated to near record-warm levels and storm chances suppressed, worsening the risk for heat stress as a result.