A moist southeast flow will pull tropical moisture into the region for a chance of showers and thunderstorms, increasing on Friday, then decreasing through the weekend. Low pressure to our south is also helping draw draw a tropical disturbance into the area, which could help initiate thunderstorm development, especially tomorrow. Not much activity around our immediate area today with a few storms firing off over Riverside County. Expect partly cloudy skies this evening with light winds as lows cool to the 40s and lower 50s. There is still a slight chance for an isolated thundershower overnight, should any large complex of storms fire off over the desert or western AZ. Thunderstorm activity should become more widespread and stronger on Friday, with highs in the mid-70s. Some storms may produce heavy rain, gusty winds, frequent lightning, and small hail. head indoors when thunder roars. The flow will turn more south-southwesterly on Saturday, which will begin to dry the atmosphere out. A few afternoon thundershowers are still possible, ending on Sunday. Long-range looks seasonal through next week as temperatures remain close to average. There are signs we could see a return of the monsoon flow towards next weekend.
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