For the most part, it looks like we might have the first normal weather weekend of the summer. What do I mean by normal? It will be warm and humid both days. No unbearable heat and a normal stickiness to the air. In that type of weather environment, a very isolated thunderstorm could develop. It has either been a washout or punishing heat. There really hasn't been any in between, except for now.

Now I don't want to sound like a summer sourpuss, but we have just passed the peak daily sun limit. From here on out, to just past the winter solstice, we start losing daylight. By the end of July, we will have lost 17 minutes of sun during the day. It's just one of those astronomical things they pay me to tell you about. I know, I know …Let's move on.

Both weekend days look seasonably summery, with a very slight chance of a miscreant of meteorology (thunderstorm) showing up in your neighborhood.

The next chance for organized showers and storms to be more of an issue looks to be Monday. It is a few days down the road, so let's see how the pattern evolves.