Lower dewpoints and lower temperatures will be with us thru Wednesday, a much-needed break from the heat.
Starting Thursday, temperatures will begin to climb back up and end back up in the mid 90s by the weekend. Dewpoints will also reach back into the low to mid 60s, making those mid 90s feel even worse.
Maybe a few lingering showers tonight, but most of us will be left dry.
Temperatures will be below average for this time of the year for the first half of the week, slowly creeping back to up to around average for the second half of the week.
Although higher probs exist to our NE, both of our counties are outlooked with a 5% chance of damaging straight-line winds and/or hail within 25 miles today. We are not included in any tornado probabilities.
Models have had a very hard time handling how today will progress. Sooo embracing the uncertainty (as always) will be in play today.
The latest HRRR model shows the activity missing us to the south and east, leaving us dry…
Most models think a cluster(s) of showers/storms will be moving thru around rush hour Friday AM. The HRRR model thinks it’ll look something like:
Models are in fairly good agreement that these should be below severe limits. Although heavy rain, lightning and gusty winds will still be possible, just not really concerned about this – forecast could change.
After a dry stretch, rain chances will return. Very low rain chances exist Wednesday and Thursday (~10%), with “better” chances on Friday and Saturday (40 – 50%). Most likely in the afternoon and evening, more specifics on timing will become clearer in the next couple of days.
Dewpoints in the mid 50s along with high temps only in the mid 80s have been absolutely wonderful today.
Temps will stay around average for this time of the year, minus Thursday + Friday.
Dewpoints begin to creep up.
/ Like a photograph /
/ That time won’t erase /
/ Why can’t this [weather]… go on forever /
/ Go on forever and ever…ever and ever /
One can only dream. Unfortunately, this weather won’t go on forever, but we will have this weekend to soak it all in and enjoy it.
Can’t dial it up much better than this. Rain free weekend with lower temperatures + humidity got me feeling like…
Great weather for any outdoor activities, including the Titans preszn game.
No rain chances until maybe early next week.
Our temp + dewp combo this weekend does not seem like one that would be here in early August, but here we are.
High temps in the mid 80s and dewpoints in the upper 50s Saturday and Sunday…
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