Current Radar
Great evening ahead with above average temps.
Tuesday will start out much like today; clear skies, temps in the 80°, wind gusts up to 20 mph.
As the day progresses, chances of pop-up isolated showers and storms increase. Why? Increasing humidity and associated instability.
Current Radar
High clouds have remained throughout the day and will continue to stick around into tonight.
Current Visible Satellite Imagery displays more clouds developing from our Northwest:
These clouds will continue to move into our area throughout the evening hours. Humidity will be fairly high, resulting in the possibility of low lying clouds and fog in the early AM hours.
Current Radar
Throughout the remainder of the afternoon, clouds will be forming ahead of the next rain system currently sitting west of the Mississippi River.
These showers and potential thunderstorms are moving at a very slow rate currently.
Current Radar
Temps will drop down into the mid 50°s. A relatively calm night is in store for us.
The beginning of Tuesday will be much like today, high temps with sunny skies. All of us that are stuck inside will be like:
Current Radar
We still could see some isolated periods of gusty winds throughout the remainder of the afternoon. The wind should die down into the evening hours.
Rain will continue into the night. The heavier rain should be gone by midnight, a scattered shower after midnight is possible.
