Tracking clouds and cooler temperatures
We have an incoming lower pressure system that is keeping our skies cloudy and bringing in cooler temperatures for the weekend. Tracking slight to no rain chances being possible through Saturday.
YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA-TV)- The clouds are sticking with us, but we are remaining pretty dry here in the Desert Southwest. There are slight possibilities that some precipitation may pass through, but this rain may or may not make it to the ground, or it will be pretty light or a little sprinkle.
The wet weather is looking to favor toward the west and working it's way further east.
Cloudy skies, pretty dry conditions, and cool temperatures will carry through the night. Overnight lows will cool into the low 50s by the morning.
A lower-pressure system is the reason for the extra cloud cover and the cooler temperatures.
On our futuretrack, the wet weather is looking to stay toward the south and further east. For the Desert Southwest, we have slight to no rain chances Friday and Saturday, but it is still possible to get a few light showers or sprinkles in our area between Friday and Saturday.
Partly cloudy skies will continue through early next week, with cooler temperatures this weekend. By Sunday, daytime highs will drop into the upper 60s, which is slightly cooler than normal.
Skies will clear and temperatures will gradually warm up late next week.
Come next week, we have a pretty big warm-up moving in with well-above-normal temperatures. However, compared to the other side of the country, they will be trending very cold.
