The Flood Watch originally set to expire at 1pm today has been canceled.
Rain will continue throughout the day, as shown below by the HRRR model, but no flooding is expected.
Can’t totally rule out some showers on Friday and Saturday, as the front is stalled just to our south.
The severe threat is over. The Severe Thunderstorm Watch originally set to expire at 9pm has been canceled. You can tweet any damage you might’ve had (hopefully not) with #tspotter.
Our focus now moves to an overnight threat for heavy rain. A Flood Watch for both of our counties will begin at 11pm tonight and go thru 1pm Thursday.
We’re still looking at a possibility of severe weather today, specifically this afternoon and evening. It’ll be important to be weather aware today and have multiple ways to receive information. Let’s dive right in.
There will be a day to when I do not have to include something along the lines of “possible severe storms” in the title. But, today is not that day, so let’s talk about it.
Record high for today is 87° set in 1934, our current forecast high is 86°, it’ll be close. No rain expected today.
Some light showers continue to move through this morning. These should move out around lunch time leaving us with a dry rest of the day. High today is supposedly 68°, not sure we make it there with this cloud cover.
For the most part, generally a nice week ahead except for a few flaws.
Majority of Monday will be dry, a shower or two may pass through at some point during the day, but it should be quick and of little consequence.
Wind Advisory today until 7pm with gusts up to 45mph are possible. Frost possible in many areas Sunday morning, so cover up loved plants.
Another severe weather round is possible Tuesday.
The Storm Prediction Center has maintained our 15% chance of severe weather within 25 miles for Tuesday. Details are still hazy and trying to say an ETA is tough. But a superrr rough estimate would be Tuesday PM – Wednesday AM. All modes of severe weather look possible, as CAPE (storm fuel) and wind energy look plentiful, which is not great news. Not to panic, this is 5 days away and a lot will change between now and then. The greater threat looks to be to our west. We’ll keep ya posted.
A Wind Advisory will be in effect from 7pm tonight thru 1pm Saturday. Strong winds outside of thunderstorms will be possible, with gusts up to 45mph possible. Secure loose outdoor furniture, trampolines, especially in front of the line of storms tonight.
Today will be a great day, warm and dry. Very spring-like as we approach the 70° mark.
Friday we will wake up to on/off showers. We are NOT concerned with severe weather with these daytime showers. These on/off showers will last for the majority of the day until the line of storms approaches.
Waking up to cool temperatures, but they’ll quickly rebound into the low 60’s, making for a nice day. Tomorrow will be similar, except temps won’t be as cold in the mornings, and we’ll make our way to near 70°. Dry both days.
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