Mondays highs were well into the 90s, and Tuesday and Wednesday are expected to be just as hot if not hotter. Three official days in a row of temperatures at or above 90 degrees will mean our second heat wave of 2025.

A heat advisory has been issued from the National Weather Service due to temperatures in the 90s that feel closer to 100 degrees. The advisory is in effect until 8 p.m. on Wednesday.

Big heat continues through Wednesday. Then, we are looking like a taste of fall is on the way for the end of the work and school week. Highs will return to the high 70s and lower 80s, which will offer immense relief.

Rain chances hold off until Wednesday night, but a cold front will disrupt this pattern. we have There are rain and storm chances returning Wednesday, and we could see additional storms on Thursday.

The positive? Along with the unsettled weather, we will see a major cooldown.

Take precautions for the first half of the week to stay safe from the heat.

Plan extra breaks, extra hydration and extra time to enjoy air conditioning.