Slight chance for rain in some areas, otherwise it's hot, hot, hot
Our 30% chance for showers and isolated storms today is as high as we've had this month and the highest we're going to see for a while. Look for widely scattered showers and a few storms beginning late this morning and peaking around mid-afternoon. Aside from the lucky areas that receive rain, expect another hot day. For the Father's Day and Juneteenth weekend, there may be a rogue storm, but highs could hit 100 and that pattern isn't going away ... upper 90s are expected through next week.
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