After a rainy opening to May, forecasters say the next few days will shift to drier, sunnier conditions before a late‑spring heat surge arrives Saturday and Sunday. Temperatures are expected to reach the upper 80s to low 90s, while humidity climbs, making the air feel noticeably muggy.

Upper 80s temperatures forecast for Saturday and Sunday

According to the weather service, partly cloudy skies will dominate the weekend with high temperatures climbing into the upper 80s and lower 90s.. This marks the first “small taste of summer” after a cooler, wetter start to the month.

Small Craft Advisory remains in effect through Wednesday morning

The report notes that a Small Craft Advisory continues through 7 a.m. Wednesday, citing clearing skies and north winds of 10‑15 knots that will generate moderate chop on coastal lakes and bays. Offshore seas are expected to hover around three feet, posing a risk for small vessels.

Dew points set to rise into the 60s this weekend

Forecasters highlight that dew points will increase Saturday and Sunday, pushing into the 60‑degree range. the higher moisture content will make the already warm temperatures feel more muggy, raising the heat index for outdoor activities.

Dry, sunny pattern expected Monday‑Thursday

After the weekend heat, the region will experience a drier pattern through the work week, with plenty of sunshine and comfortable temperatures. This brief respite should give residents a chance to recover before the humidiy spikes again.

Will humidity make heat index risky?

The source does not provide specific heat‑index values, leaving it unclear how uncomfortable the combined temperature and humidity will feel. Residents are advised to monitor updates, especially if outdoor plans are scheduled for the weekend.