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Wet Today, Dry Tomorrow

We’re on the tail end of the low pressure responsible for the latest rain. Nothing left but a few light showers (mostly south of I-40). Everything should be out by this evening:

HRRR Composite Reflectivity, Wed. 1pm – Wed. 8pm

NWS has backed off of forecasted highs for today… courtesy of cloudy skies. Will get more sun tomorrow as we dry out. Thursday will be more agreeable with your spring break plans. Warm temps and no rain. read more

Brief Warming Trend; Weekend Snow Possible

Rain has moved out… so what’s next? Highs warm up to the 60’s tomorrow and Friday. More sunshine the next couple days.

Late Friday night is when things start to get interesting. A strong cold front is expected to roll through… frigid temps along with it. Talking about a turnaround of almost 45 degrees from Friday afternoon to Saturday morning! Possible that we don’t get above freezing Saturday: read more

Heavy Rain Winding Down, Flooding Still Possible

The heaviest of the rainfall is past us. Hit or miss showers rest of today. Under a half inch of rain between now and the wee hours tomorrow morning. Everything should be mostly out by then.

HRRR Precip Accumulation, between Thu. 11am – Fri. 3am
HRRR Composite Reflectivity, Thu. 1pm – Fri. 4am

Good news is the ground has more time to accommodate this new rain. But flooding is still possible. Anything that falls is going to easily runoff to already flooded areas. Especially north of I-40 where more rain is expected. We remain under a flood watch until 6AM tomorrow morning. read more