Strong to Severe Storms Possible Tuesday, No Lack of Rain Chances This Week

A few lights showers will stick around for the rest of the night, no big deal. Most of the night should be dry.

Tuesday, more specifically during the afternoon and evening, we’ll deal with a very low, but nonzero chance of severe weather.

The Storm Prediction Center has us outlooked with a 5% chance of damaging straight-line winds and/or hail within 25 miles tomorrow. We are *not* outlooked for tornadoes.

A band of heavier rain is possible around sunrise Tuesday. Not worried about severe weather with this batch.

If we were to see a storm on the stronger side, it’ll be Tuesday afternoon/evening. The showers/storms should be relatively scattered, so nailing down an ETA will be difficult. Rainouts certainly possible with totals of around one inch possible, with locally higher amounts possible under slow-moving downpours.

Again, our main concern will be damaging straight-line winds and hail. We are not worried about tornadoes tomorrow. We will keep y’all updated.

An unsettled pattern will stick with us for the remainder of the week, with at least some rain chances daily. Thankfully, no additional severe weather chances are in the forecast. Temperatures will stay mild.