Delta made landfall last night as a Cat 2. It hit the Louisiana coast, and has since traveled towards the northeast, weakening into a depression.
Rain. Lots and lots of rain.
Many of us have already seen some of that rain this morning. Below is the radar loop for 11am.
No clouds to be seen this morning!
A dry cold front will go through this morning, bringing cooler temps and drier conditions.
High temps will be about 5° lower than yesterday, at around 73°. We’ll have a west-northwest breeze throughout the afternoon.
*denotes weather only.
Let’s hit the wayback machine to September 30, 2019:
It also was not raining. From Sept 29, 2019:
Southwest winds today here in 2020 will take us to 77° this afternoon.
Winds could gust as high as 25 mph throughout the day.
Step outside and you’ll feel a few sprinkles.
The HRRR model predicts more off and on light showers through the afternoon and evening.
Around a tenth of an inch of rain is expected. Probably not enough to rain out outdoor activities, but you may want an umbrella or rain jacket.
It’s going to feel great today!
Highs will be near 76° with a nice breeze and clear skies!
Temps will drop into the lower 50s tonight. If you have any outdoor plans, you might want to grab a light jacket!
That’s what we’re going to be looking at for much of the day today.
The National Weather Service issued a flash flood watch for the area through 7 pm. Anywhere from 1 to 3 inches of rain is expected to fall, but some areas could see locally higher amounts.
Temps will be near 91° with plenty of sunshine!
It will feel a little sticky outside today. Mid 60s dewpoints.
A frontal boundary will be moving south of us Thursday, sparking some showers and storms mainly south and east of us.
In less than 24 hours, that’s how far the dew points have fallen.
You may have woken up this morning, stepped outside, and realized you weren’t immediately sweating. Dew points are around 53° this morning, making it feel SO nice out!
Rest of this morning and early afternoon should be quiet.
Stronger storms will begin to pop up this afternoon. The HRRR model shows them beginning to form around 3 pm and hitting us sometime between 4 pm and 6 pm.
You remember those lower dew points we were seeing last week? The ones in the mid to upper 60s?
Yeah, those are gone.
Dew points are looking to to be in the lower 70s today, getting as high as 72° this afternoon. High temps will be around 91°. Now mix those together and we’ll get some heat index values reaching the mid to upper 90s.
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