Although we may see a couple of stray showers this weekend, most of us will remain rain-free.

What You Need To Know

  • Moisture streaming in will give us a muggy weekend

  • A stray shower or two will be possible each day

  • Highs will be slightly above average, in the upper 80s

As we work closer to our wet season, which, on average, is in late May, we'll get a little preview of very warm and muggy conditions this weekend. We won't see an explosion of thunderstorms along the sea breeze collision. Most of us will just see a couple of stray showers possible on both Saturday and Sunday.

Our average high is in the middle 80s, but we will be slightly above it, with temperatures warming into the upper 80s. Just a heads up, the hottest air we've seen since last summer is on the way next week.

Whatever you have planned outside, sunscreen will be essential. The UV index running in the Very High category means you can get a sunburn in as little as 15 minutes if you aren't covered up.

One month until hurricane season

We are about one month until the official start of hurricane season, and although we can see storms spin up in May, we aren't seeing anything of concern right now.

What can you do to prepare? Now is the best time to get an insurance checkup. Any changes made to your policy generally take 30 days to kick in, so don't wait. And remember, most homeowner's policies do not include flood insurance.