Wednesday is our next best shot at rain. A weak front to our north won’t move through but should get close enough to kick off some scattered showers and storms, especially north of I-10. This may linger into early Thursday morning before drying out again.

Then comes the shift. Starting Friday, hotter and hazier weather takes over. A plume of Saharan dust rides in from the Gulf, which means: • Hazy skies and a slight drop in air quality (especially for those with asthma or respiratory conditions) • Hotter afternoons, with highs in the upper 90s inland • Heat index values near or above 105°F • Very low rain chances, aside from a few coastal showers

It’ll feel like summer’s turned up the volume this weekend. If you’re heading outdoors, drink water often, wear sunscreen, and try to p

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