Any lingering showers should move out of the area within the next hour or so, leaving us with comfortable weather for the remainder of the day.
EDITOR’S NOTE:
There is a chance we could see an overnight shower and hear a rumble or two of thunder. The HRRR model shows some rain moving in from our west overnight. It should pass before the morning commute to work.
If the current radar trends hold up, We will see only a little passing shower before midnight and drop down to 60° for the overnight low. I don’t think we’ll be totally dry, but it won’t be enough to spoil post DMB/Stadium Yoga plans.
We expect a dry morning. As you’re making the final outfit decisions, know that rain is in the conversation, and the best option is to have a couple options. The rain we had yesterday evening and overnight is gone, but it has left the ground quite soft. After thousands of people and hundreds of vehicles make their way around the infield, it’s going to get muddy. That being said, you won’t need rain jackets as you set up your tailgate spot or unpack linens in your box. We expect a high of 74º at 4pm.
For the rest of our afternoon the skies will remain mostly cloudy, with temps reaching near 73° for our high. The clouds are going to stick around with us as we approach the evening hours, when our next line of showers moves into the area. Rain and a few storms will be arriving sometime between 8pm-9pm and will move through our area overnight. Temperatures will drop into the upper 50s for the overnight low.
Waves of rain coming.
The first isn’t much of a wave. A cold front will cross Friday morning. It’ll bring a few light showers. No appreciable rainfall expected. So let’s not count that one.
Mild and humid with isolated showers and a possible thunderstorm. Areas of fog overnight. Severe weather is not anticipated.
The latest HRRR thinks there won’t be much from this evening through tomorrow afternoon:
8 AM UPDATE
Looks like a rain + wind event. A few storms possible, main concerns lightning and strong winds.
Tornado: we are removed from risk area. Insufficient instability the reason. Previous outlook said 2%.
Some strong to severe thunderstorms are possible today, with the main threat being damaging winds. Hail and a few brief tornadoes are possible as well, but chances are low. Localized flash flooding will also be possible for areas that receive multiple rounds of heavy rain today.
Today will be a beautiful day.
Winds will be around 5-15 MPH, but we could also see gusts as high as 25 MPH.
[Editor’s Note/Fun Fact: If we reach our forecast high of 88°, this would be the warmest day so far this calendar year.]
Mid to upper 80s today (Tuesday) and Wednesday.
Wednesday will be the last good time to get any yard work done before higher humidity and rain arrives Thursday.
The NAM3 model thinks rain will fizzle before arriving Wednesday night:
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