Still Warming Up, Possible Weekend Showers
Thursday, April 28, 2022 · Carter Hunt
High pressure has set in… last day of zero rain chances. Relatively comfortable highs around 80 thanks to low dewps. Great day for your outdoor plans.
Rain chances start to go up tomorrow through the weekend. They’re low until Sunday. This is the time frame we’re watching for showers.
Weekend plans? Let’s dive in…
Remember fam, Geodis is Latin for "no rain during home games." And now, a shoutout to @SoccerMoses pic.twitter.com/IvJtjVCqHV
— NashSevereWx (@NashSevereWx) April 28, 2022
Between Saturday night and Sunday noon is the current ETA. We have low confidence in this right now. Models don’t like what they’re seeing. GFS currently has only a little action for us:
GFS Composite Reflectivity, Sat. 10pm – Sun. 4pm
David laid out some of our concerns with timing in a few tweets this morning.
There's no evidence in the model data that Sunday will rainout. There's a wave of rain/storms expected in at some point bt Sat night and Sun noon, but confidence on all this is pretty low.
— NashSevereWx (@NashSevereWx) April 28, 2022
Same as yesterday. GFS/Euro/NAM think the rain Sunday will be before noon. Keep in mind data at this range is sus. https://t.co/B6UWZY5CYC
— NashSevereWx (@NashSevereWx) April 28, 2022
Take home point is whatever materializes likely won’t be rainout material. We’ll know more once the HRRR starts to pick up on it. Severe weather is not a concern.
Above-average temps hold well into next week despite the rain. Active weather pattern starting next week. Next severe threat may come mid-week. We’ll keep you posted!
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