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Benseather.com Forecast
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Bensweather.com Forecast Updated: Monday, Jun 23 @ 08:43pm
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| Enjoying cooler-than-average temperatures out there one more day as a deep trough remains entrenched across the Western US. As this trough slides east later this week, high pressure will return for fair and warmer conditions by the end of the week. Looking at mostly clear skies through Tuesday with highs climbing back in the lower 70s, still about 5 degrees below normal. Westerly winds will remain light under 10 mph during the afternoon. The strong ridge over the Eastern half of the Nation will build westward through the end of the week, leading to a gradual warm-up. High pressure will move into the Four Corners region over the weekend, setting up a more traditional summer pattern, and allowing monsoon moisture to increase across the Desert Southwest. Initially, much of this moisture will stay off to our east in Arizona, but will gradually move in our direction towards the Independence Holiday weekend. Bringing an increased risk of mountain & desert thundershowers at that time.
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