Looking at some upper-level moisture streaming into the region today, mainly just debris clouds from storms firing over Sonora, MX last night. We're still lacking the lower-level moisture and instability to trigger afternoon convection. That should arrive tomorrow as a moist southeast flow develops with decent outflow from storms projected to fire over Arizona today. In the meantime, we'll enjoy mostly sunny skies this afternoon with highs in the mid-80s, southerly winds 5-15 mph at times. An easterly wave tracking west from Arizona will move into our area tomorrow into Monday. This should help enhance shower and thunderstorm development, some of which could even spill westward over our coastal and valley areas. Temperatures will cool over the next few days due to the increase in cloud cover and humidity, with highs in the upper 70s to lower 80s as overnight lows remain in the 50s. High pressure will remain near the Four Corners throughout next week, drawing moisture into the region with scattered showers and thunderstorms, mainly during the afternoons. We will see a varying degree of coverage and intensity from day to day, but some storms could be locally strong to severe and capable of producing flash flooding rains, gusty winds, frequent lightning, and hail. Always head indoors when thunder roars; if you can hear it, you're close enough to be struck by lightning. At this time, it looks like the monsoon flow will stay active through next weekend, so expect some beneficial rainfall over the next 7-10 days!

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