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"Good Saturday! Up until mid-afternoon there have been very few pop-up showers, but as the sea-breeze continues inland, more showers are blossoming across the viewing area. None&amp;nbsp;of them are severe, but heavy downpours can be expected along with some thunder &amp;amp; lightning. Any showers that develop,&amp;nbsp;look to be short lived with all the activity ending&amp;nbsp;by around 10pm. After that overnight looks to be mostly clear , warm and muggy with lows ranging from the mid 70's to the lower 80's.&amp;nbsp;\n\nSunday looks to be a carbon copy of what we are seeing today. If your heading out early, it looks to be dry, but by mid-afternoon more t-showers will grow. High temps will continue to be in the 90's , as today marks the 53rd day we reached&amp;nbsp;90 degrees! The&amp;nbsp;next 7 days also&amp;nbsp;look to be 90 degrees, so we in the WJCL weather center may be talking about&amp;nbsp;a new all-time record on our hands.\n\nAs we start a new work week, the general thinking is that while there is a slight (20%) chance of seeing showers through midweek, the best opportunity of seeing higher chances (30-40%)&amp;nbsp;of rain comes toward the tail end of the week as a front gets closer to the area. Make sure to have your umbrella handy and have a great week.\n\nTonight on WJCLABC22 News, Steve King will be anchoring with me at 6p and11p, so check out my 7-day and the latest temps. Also you can see any weather info on our website wjcl.com and my Twitter https://twitter.com/scottsumne...and Facebook https://www.facebook.com/scott...pages"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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