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ALL RIGHT. I MEAN, THAT’S THE SWEET THINGS, RIGHT? ALL RIGHT, WELL, IT WAS PERFECT LIZARD WRANGLING WEATHER OUT THERE. NO MATTER HOW BIG. RIGHT TODAY. NICE TO BE OUTSIDE. WE HAD SOME GOOD TEMPERATURES. SOME FOLKS DID SEE A LITTLE BIT OF SOME RAIN. WASN’T SUPER WIDESPREAD, BUT NOW WE’RE GOING BACK TO DRIER SKIES HERE AS WE GO FORWARD THROUGH THIS REST OF THE WEEK, SUNNIER WEATHER COMES OUR WAY TOMORROW AND WITH IT, A WARMING TREND THAT WE’VE BEEN TALKING ABOUT BACK ABOVE 80 DEGREES IN A LOT OF SPOTS AROUND IOWA FOR YOUR WEDNESDAY WILL BE EVENTUALLY HEADED TOWARDS SOME 90S AS THIS DRIER STRETCH GETS GOING HERE LATER THIS WEEK. BY THE WEEKEND ACTUALLY IS PROBABLY WHEN THE HEAT IS GOING TO PEAK. THERE IS SOME RAIN POTENTIAL HERE TOWARDS LATER PARTS OF SUNDAY, BUT OVERALL DRY WEATHER IS GOING TO BE THE TREND AS THROUGH THE FIRST FOR THE FIRST PART OF THE MONTH HERE LAST WEEK AND CHANGE. IT’S BEEN MOSTLY COOL WEATHER. EVERY ONE OF OUR DAYS. COLORED IN ON THE TEMPERATURE CALENDAR IS EITHER BELOW OR NEAR AVERAGE ON THE TEMPERATURE SIDE OF THINGS. WE HAD SOME NEAR RECORD LOWS BACK ON LAST SATURDAY MORNING. WELL, BY THIS SATURDAY MORNING, THIS SATURDAY, WE MIGHT ACTUALLY BE KIND OF ON THE OTHER END OF THINGS, A FEW DEGREES SHY OF SOME RECORD HIGHS. AND YOU SEE THE ORANGE COLORS. WE’RE GOING TO PROBABLY BE ABOVE AVERAGE THROUGH THE NEXT WEEK TO WEEK AND A HALF. SO WE’LL KIND OF FLIP THE SCRIPT AROUND HERE. WE HAD 70 EARLIER TODAY. WE’RE COOLING OFF TONIGHT. SKIES JUST KIND OF DEPENDS WHERE YOU’RE AT. A FEW LOW LEVEL CLOUDS LINGERING, SOME CLEAR SKIES, AND THEN A FEW OF THOSE STORMS AS YOU HEAD UP TO NORTHERN KOSSUTH, WINNEBAGO AND HANCOCK COUNTIES, AND THEN EASTWARD FROM THERE. THOSE ARE GOING TO SLOWLY MEANDER FARTHER SOUTH AND EAST OVER THE NEXT FEW HOURS, AND GRADUALLY DISSIPATE. ONCE THOSE ARE GONE, THEN WE’LL JUST HAVE SOME LEFTOVER CLOUDS IN SOME AREAS AND SOME FOG FOGGY PATCHES PROBABLY DEVELOP TO INTO TOMORROW MORNING. THEN WE’RE BACK TO SUNSHINE FOR MOST OF YOUR WEDNESDAY. HIGH TEMPERATURES, AS MENTIONED, GO ABOVE THE 80 DEGREE MARK. THEY GO ABOVE AVERAGE. WE’LL CONTINUE TO WARM. THEN WE’LL CONTINUE TO SEE SUNSHINE INTO THURSDAY. HIGHS UP IN NOW THE MIDDLE 80S HERE A COUPLE OF DAYS FROM NOW. AND THEN BY FRIDAY THAT’S WHEN WE’LL START TO INCREASE OUR BREEZE. EVENTUALLY IT WILL SHIFT TO MORE OF A SOUTH TO SOUTHWESTERLY DIRECTION. SOME GUSTS UPWARDS OF 25MPH. AND OFTENTIMES WHEN YOU START TO PUSH MORE WARM AIR IN ON THE BROADER SCALE OVER THE REGION, SOME OF THAT AIR STARTS TO GO UP. AND IF THERE’S ENOUGH MOISTURE, YOU ACTUALLY END UP WITH SOME CLOUDS AND A FEW SCATTERED SHOWERS AND SOME STORMS. SO I WOULD SAY THERE’S AN ISOLATED CHANCE SOMEWHERE IN IOWA OF RAIN ON FRIDAY WILL PROBABLY BE ABLE TO DRILL DOWN A LITTLE BIT MORE SPECIFIC ON THAT. ONCE WE GET A DAY OR TWO CLOSER, BUT OVERALL, IT’S GOING TO BE THE STORY. FRIDAY IS PROBABLY WHEN WE GET TO 90 DEGREES. HUMIDITY WISE, WE’RE IN SEPTEMBER. WE DON’T HAVE AS MUCH OF THAT THIS TIME OF YEAR, BUT MAYBE JUST ENOUGH TO PUSH OUR HEAT INDEX UP. MAYBE ONE MORE DEGREE. FRIDAY AFTERNOON. NOW SATURDAY, PROBABLY THE HOTTEST DAY OF THE NEXT SEVERAL. THIS IS WHAT YOU’RE PROBABLY LOOKING AT SATURDAY AFTERNOON. SOME 2020 FIVE MILE PER HOUR WIND GUSTS OUT OF THE SOUTH AND WEST. A BREEZY SORT OF HEAT, HIGH TEMPERATURES IN THE LOW 90S. HEAT INDEX VALUES MAYBE 1 OR 2 DEGREES HIGHER AFTER THAT. HERE, THE SECOND HALF OF THE EIGHT DAY. STARTS TO SEE OUR TEMPERATURES DROP BACK DOWN, BUT STILL REMAIN. AS MENTIONED ABOVE, THE NORM. NOT REALLY A WET SORT OF FORECAST EITHER. WE DO GET A LITTLE BIT MORE ACTIVE WEATHER BY EARLY NEXT WEEK. SOME SIGNS OF SOME RAINFALL POTENTIAL, BUT RIGHT NOW NOTHING