Valid from: 6:00 AM on Sunday 13 September 2026
A high-pressure system is expected to maintain a relatively dry atmosphere across the area during the next 24 hours. However, a mid- to upper-level trough to the east may generate some low-level cloudiness, a few showers and occasional breezy conditions.
Saharan dust concentrations are expected to remain elevated enough to result in moderate air quality and reduced visibility during the next 24 hours. Persons who are sensitive to dust should continue to take the necessary precautions.
Above-normal temperatures are expected to continue, so persons should stay hydrated and limit prolonged exposure to the heat, particularly during the hottest part of the day.
Seas are expected to remain slight to moderate over the next 24 hours, with waves near 3 feet along the west coast and around 5 feet along the east coast.
A tropical wave currently located over the central tropical Atlantic is expected to approach the area late Tuesday into Wednesday, potentially bringing an increase in moisture and rainfall activity.
