The humidity has noticeably returned and will stick around through the remainder of the week. This will lead to a damp Battle of Flowers parade on Friday with areas of morning drizzle expected, and perhaps a few showers/a storm.
Here’s the latest:
KEY POINTS
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A humid and warm weather pattern continues.
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Morning drizzle expected again Friday, leading to damp conditions for the Battle of Flowers parade.
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On top of the drizzle, a few showers/a storm can’t be ruled out Friday morning, followed by an isolated storm chance Friday afternoon.
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A better storm chance arrives by Sunday morning. A few strong/severe storms will be possible.
Thursday, April 25: Battle of Flowers Band Festival, 10th Street River Festival
Here’s a full list of events taking place on Thursday, April 25.
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Humid and warm, with a bit of morning drizzle or mist.
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Highs in the mid-80s.
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Mostly cloudy.
Friday, April 26: Battle of Flowers Parade, Fredstock Music Festival
Here’s a full list of events taking place on Friday, April 26.
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Damp and humid for the Battle of Flowers with morning drizzle and mist.
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A few showers or a stray storm will be possible by early-to-mid morning, so take the umbrella to the parade to be safe!
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An isolated storm can’t be ruled out in the afternoon.
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Should a storm pop up, it could become strong.
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Warm, with highs in the mid-80s and mostly cloudy skies.
Saturday, April 27: Flambeau Parade, King William Fair
Here’s a full list of events taking place on Saturday, April 27.
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Humid and warm with morning drizzle or mist.
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Highs in the mid-80s.
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Mostly cloudy skies, with just a stray storm possible late in the day.
Sunday, April 28: MissionFest, Day In Old Mexico
Here’s a full list of events taking place on Sunday, April 28.
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Scattered rain and storms possible Sunday morning, some of which could be strong/severe.
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Trending drier by evening.
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Humid and warm, with highs in the mid-80s.
Your Weather Authority will update this article throughout the Fiesta season and include detailed forecasts for major events and parades as they get closer. Keep checking back!
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