Some rain, at times heavy with lightning moving thru this morning.
HRRR model (above) thinks this will continue for a couple more hours, starting to taper off around noon.
Afternoon and evening looks dry for the most part, maybe a few stray showers but NBD.
Quiet and dry rest of the evening.
Things quickly change tomorrow morning as a cluster of rain/storms moves in.
HRRR model (above) thinks heavy rain, along with the potential for gusty winds moves in just in time for AM rush hour…
If you enjoy dry weather, the past few days have been great for you. If you enjoy the rain, the rest of the week is for you.
HRRR model (above) shows the majority of the rain staying west of us, leaving us with just some NBD light showers throughout the day.
Note: We’ll slowly be transitioning to more of an afternoon/evening release on weekday blogs, with staying in the morning for the weekend. We’ll still be tweeting as needed, and will publish special blogs in the morning if necessary.
It sure is nice to not be under a Heat Advisory today. Temps “only” in the upper 80’s/low 90’s.
Humidity won’t be as bad the next couple of days, will make being outside more bearable.
Another day, another Heat Advisory from noon to 7pm. Heat index values up to 108° possible.
We’ll be hoping for a shot at some rain/storms this afternoon to cool us off.
HRRR model (above) thinks very little activity will pop-up near us this afternoon, likely leaving us to bake. Any lightning delays for the concert look unlikely, but you just never know exactly where these will pop-up at.
Heat Advisory today from noon to 7p. If you have anything you just have to get done outside, I’d get it done before noon. Heat index values up to 109° possible.
This I Promise You…heat exhaustion has no mercy. Take it easy outdoors, inside is always better. If you just absolutely have to be outside, take frequent breaks in the shade and drink plenty of water. Look before you lock, never leave a child or pet inside a car, even if it is “just for a few minutes.” Cracking your windows doesn’t count either.
Heat Advisory today for both counties from 1p – 7p.
Why?
Actual air temps in the upper 90’s + dewpoints in the low 70’s = heat index values of 105° + likely.
“Drink plenty of fluids, stay in an air-conditioned room, stay out of the sun, and check up on relatives and neighbors. Young children and pets should never (!!!) be left unattended in vehicles under any circumstances.“
Low rain chances for the next 7 days. But we know how yesterday ended for some…weather gonna weather whether you like it or not.
HRRR model keeps us dry today, throws some on/off showers at us tomorrow.
Not much in the way of rain for the next 7 days. Each day carries a very small chance of some, you’d be very lucky (or unlucky) if you got some.
Temps slowly increase into the mid 90’s by midweek and heat index values will be from 100° – 105°. This is justtt below Heat Advisory criteria, but doesn’t mean it should be taken any less seriously. Take frequent breaks and drink plenty of water.
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