We are experiencing some beautiful weather today in our two counties. After storms the last few days, a crisp blue sky is a welcome sight.
Beyond today, expect temps during the day in the 50s and lows overnight in the mid 30s. Leading into the weekend, things change.
The Tornado Watch has been canceled for both of our counties.
The severe portion of Round One has moved through, leaving us with some rain for a few more hours. Flood Advisories are out for both of our counites, turn around, don’t drown! We may see the sun come out for a little after the rain moves out.
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We are looking at three possible rounds of severe weather. Let’s break them each down. BTW, none of these looks like “slam dunk” chances.
First Chance:
We may see some scattered showers this afternoon – these should not be severe.
Today, temperatures will be above average and after some fog (both literal and figurative) this morning, a sunny day is in store for most of us. Enjoy it!
Monday begins a wet pattern. By the time rain is done late Tuesday, we could see up to 2″ over the next few days.
Two weather makers are going to pass by in the next few days. One today, one on Monday. Let’s dive into it.
The Main Thing: The main thing we’re watching in this forecast is the potential for strong storms overnight Monday night into Tuesday morning. More below.
Rain moves back in during the day today. HRRR thinks it’ll be light/scattered, then pick up overnight tonight. Loop through 1 am.
For the next 6 days or so, we’ll get a little preview of spring, as temperatures shoot well above average into the 60’s.
We’ll also see rain chances pick up today and this afternoon. Won’t amount to much – if any. Just a quick passing by shower.
For at least the next 7 days, we won’t see the freezing mark, which is a welcome sight for many. For fans of winter, maybe not so much.
Rain looks to return Friday and Saturday. No severe weather or flooding concerns with this. Models are hopeful that the rain will move out before NYE night activities, this could change though.
It was a storm we’ll tell our grandkids about one day. With a gust of wind we plummeted into a nasty season of spending 88 hours below freezing, some of those below zero, with punishing wind chills. Rolling blackouts, broken pipes and hazardous travel were part of the narrative for many of us this Christmas. But, better days are here.
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