Few degrees warmer than Tuesday with a high approaching 60 and bright sunshine.
Notice the “Blue H” over Kentucky.
If you’re a dry weather fan, that “H” is your friend. It prevents air from rising, which is how showers and thunderstorms form.
“Our best guess is that Jordan is in the area immediately near his home in Joelton, but the reality is he could be anywhere….Search your property….Even if you see something that looks out of place and you think this isn’t significant, it might very well be significant.” See the video below. They think he may be in a shed, outbuilding and they’re asking Joeltonians to search your property, look under a car.
The cold front that brought us strong wind and rain Sunday morning is down in Florida.
The big blue H is high pressure. It’s in charge, causing sunshine and cold mornings this week.
Lows will flirt with freezing in the mornings this week but then we’ll start warming into the weekend.
You may have heard some rain and wind this morning when you woke up.
That came from a cold front moving through the area, which will give us a cool down this week. November cold fronts like the one we just had often cause severe weather. Not this time, because moisture and instability was lacking.
No rain during the day. Mostly sunny and 70!
A wind advisory has been issued for the overnight hours.
A cold front will swing through overnight. Showers and possibly a thunderstorm will accompany it.
ETA? HRRR Model predicts a broken line of showers between 2AM-7AM, although a stray shower before then is possible.
In all seriousness:
I agree!
Sun will be plentiful today. Temperatures will peak around 64º this afternoon. Expect a slight breeze from the north, which may make temperatures feel a few degrees cooler.
Saturday things are looking clear and mostly sunny! Temperatures will reach the upper 60’s.
In case you missed it: a cold front went through the area yesterday.
Clouds have moved out of the area, leaving lots of sunshine behind!
Here’s some satellite imagery showing those clouds moving to our southeast.
First and foremost, we want to honor and thank those who have served and are currently serving our country on this Veterans Day. Thank you.
If you stepped out early this morning, you could probably feel the immense amount of moisture in the air. Good news: that’s all leaving us today.
Our first rain chance in a week comes to town today.
Light, short lived showers could come about at anytime this afternoon due to continued warm air advection bringing dew points into the upper 60’s.
Temperatures will soar up to 80º today.
The record high for November 9 is 81º (set back in 2005). We will certainly get close. I’m placing my bets on tying the record today.
If you thought we were done with humidity, you were wrong! Dew points will peak around 60º.
Uncomfortable? No. Unusual? Yes. Pumpkin spicey? LOL no.
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