We had far fewer pop-up storms this afternoon, but they are not out of the forecast just yet. A round of strong to severe storms is possible Friday night into Saturday morning. After a few dry days, temperatures look to heat up next week into the 90s.

TONIGHT: Mostly clear with a low of 65. Winds will be light out of the south at 5 to 10 mph.

FRIDAY: Partly cloudy with a few showers and storms in the afternoon, but most of the storm activity will be in the evening. Highs will be near 89 with winds out of the southeast at 5 to 15 mph.

FRIDAY NIGHT: A complex of storms will come out of the Panhandle and Kansas late in the evening. As it turns to the southeast, it will grow in size as well as intensity. With what appears to be a bowing segment of storms, damaging winds will be the main threat.

These storms will continue to move through the state during the morning Saturday. Heavy rain can also be expected. It will be interesting to see if any storms are able to form Saturday afternoon. This will likely be dependent on when the morning round of storms pass through. While it could make for a noisy early Saturday morning, the rest of the day could potentially be dry and hot.

Storms will become much more isolated the rest of the week, with small storm chances now in the forecast for only Tuesday and Thursday. At that point, we'll be watching the temperatures heat up into the 90s.

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