Senior Meteorologist Joe Lundberg discussed the current and upcoming weather patterns. He noted that the region experienced a brief mini heatwave, with temperatures reaching mid-80s, but forecasted a cooling trend by late week. Despite the recent warmth, the summer has been above average, with specific months showing significant deviations from normal. Looking ahead, Lundberg predicted that the core heat would remain in the central southern plains and eastern Rockies, with occasional warm spells. He also mentioned that precipitation would likely remain below average, but hoped for relief with the onset of El Niño in the fall and winter.
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