Quiet week ahead of us, no legit rain chances until maybe Sunday. Temps hanging around average for this time of year, dewpoints chillin’ in the upper 50s/low 60s.
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Some unexpected showers moved thru earlier, no Bolts allowed tho.
Some more quick showers could move thru this evening and tonight, NBD.
A very tame week lies ahead of us. Temp + dewpoint combo will be kind, no real rain chances.
Whether you’ve seen rain today all depends on where you are. Some have seen a lot and got a flood advisory out of it. Some haven’t had a drop. Rain totals as of 11:12 am (Radar Estimates, NOT Observations):
Great night for football and all other outdoor activities.
Tomorrow rain chances creep back in.
HRRR model (above) shows rain/storms chances from ~11am – 7pm. Rough timeframe. It won’t be raining/storming the whole time, more of an on/off thing. No severe weather worries, but when thunder roars, go indoors.
It has felt amazing outside today, and tomorrow will follow suite. Might be a sleeping with the windows open type of night.
Unfortunately, all good things must come to an end. Rain chances and dewpoints in the 60’s return Saturday.
The dewpoint started this morning at 63°, as of 3:40pm it is now down to 45°.
This trend will continue thru Friday. If you have some PTO to burn, Thursday and Friday will be amazing days to be outside.
Maybe another shower or two tonight, but we are pretty much done with them.
Tomorrow afternoon crisp, refreshing dewpoints arrive as shown by the HRRR model above.
This wonderful temp + dewp combo will stick with us until Saturday, when dewpoints and rain chances come back up. No severe weather expected, and a lot of rain isn’t expected either.
Today will be the warmest of the next 7. Still not too bad tho.
Tomorrow will carry our best rain chances of the week.
HRRR model (above) shows off/on rain showers pretty much all day. Maybe a rumble of thunder, but no severe weather expected.
Some of us, mostly confined to WillCo., have seen a few spotty showers. this afternoon. These are NBD and will go away soon.
Monday will be dry and also our warmest day of the next 7. Highs in the upper 80’s, I’ll take one day of this in exchange for the rest of the week.
Can’t ask for too much better of an early September weekend. Highs in the low 80’s, humidity a bit up there but nothing out of control.
Models continue to keep the rain to our east, leaving us dry. We can’t totally rule out a stray shower, but no need to alter plans.
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