The Misery Meter went up again today with a high of 100.

Here’s your exclusive 9-Hour Forecast for Wednesday with your 9-Day Forecast below.

TONIGHT:  The skies will be partly cloudy early in the evening.  We’ll see distant storms, especially south of the border, as well as a few pinpoint area showers.  This is only a slight chance, and most drops would evaporate before hitting the ground.  Expect clear skies overnight, and the low will drop to 80.  The west winds will range from 5-15 mph with occasional gusts from distant storms.

FORECAST:  A Heat Advisory is posted for Wednesday from noon until 9 PM.  Wednesday will bring excessive heat with a high of 106 as high pressure reaches its maximum.  The SW-west winds will range from 10-30 mph, a bit gusty at times on the east slopes of the mountains.  We could see some distant storms.  Thursday will be partly cloudy and very hot with a high of 102.  By late day, expect scattered late day t-showers and gusty winds as the storms fall apart. Friday will be partly cloudy with late-day t-showers.  Friday’s high: 100.  Saturday will be mostly sunny and 101.  Father’s Day Sunday will be sunny and 102. Monday will be sunny and 102.

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