Still not a whole lot to write about, which is good news in this case. Very low rain chances will stay with us through the rest of the week. Majority of us won’t see a thing but a few lucky (or unlucky depending on how you look at it) people may get their grass watered.
Today will be fairly similar to yesterday. You’ll have your low chance during the afternoon/evening at the Wattery with some Crazy Ivans, as shown by the HRRR model below.
No severe weather concerns, however if you happen to see some rain, it may contain some lightning, gusty winds and heavy rain.
Today and tomorrow carry our only major rain chances for the week. Relatively low chances, but a few of us could see some showers and storms. These storms could contain lightning, gusty winds and heavy rain.
I’m not sure what we did to deserve the weather this week, but I am going to soak it all in.
Monday and Tuesday will carry our only real rain chances for the week. These will be your typical pop-ups in the afternoon and evening, no severe weather expected. You could see some lightning and gusty winds. The majority of us will stay dry though.
I was convinced by some peers this morning to play a round of disc golf. I warned them that we would get soaked, and I got a response of “disc golf for life bro.” Who knew disc golf could be so serious. Sure enough, we got soaked. However, I did play better than I did yesterday – somehow. I’ll take improvement, which is what we’ll get with the weather today.
Pretty muggy start to the morning. I played ten holes of disc golf this morning and worked up a slight sweat. Maybe it was because of how awful I was playing, but it was pretty humid.
With it being this humid, some showers will pop off this afternoon and evening.
Wattery chances come around this afternoon and evening. HRRR model, below, thinks most of the activity will stay to our east. If this actually happens, we’ll see, these showers/storms tend to do what they please.
Dry day today for humpppp day. Temps not too bad either, with highs reaching the low 80’s.
It’s about that time of the year to break out this chart again. Dewpoints will be hanging around the low 50’s today. Niceeee.
BONUS LUNCHTIME UPDATE BECAUSE NEW INFO
The Storm Prediction Center issued a Severe Thunderstorm Watch until 8 PM for Sumner and Wilson Counties, along with several counties east of there.
In the Watch area,
The next two afternoons and evenings will carry rain chances. Pretty typical for this time of the year.
The HRRR model (above) thinks we dodge most of the activity today. It’s hard to put a lot of confidence in that, but it’s a good sign I suppose. Any storm that does pop up today could contain lightning, heavy rain, gusty winds and some small hail. When thunder roars, go indoors.
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