Good news is that most of us at least got a little rain yesterday.
Bad news is that there is very little chances at rain, if any, in the next 5 or so days.
Dewpoints will be in the mid 60s for the remainder of the week, making the heat not too sweaty.
What’s left of Beryl is a low end severe threat for us. SPC calls it a 5% chance of a tornado occurring within 25 miles of you. Lower chances SE of Nashville.
There is also a low risk of damaging straight-line winds with storms that occur where you are.
Hot temps and moist dewps have returned today. Low chances of seeing any rain this afternoon and evening.
The Storm Predicition Center currently has our counties outlooked with a 2% chance of a tornado within 25 miles, and a 5% chance of damaging straight-line winds within 25 miles – higher probs to our NW.
No sound the alarm type of changes, but there have been several noteworthy changes to our forecast with Beryl.
First things first, a tad warm today, but dewpoints have stayed in the upper 50s/low 60s, making temps somewhat tolerable.
High temps still in the low 90s today and Sunday, but will be somewhat tolerable thanks to dewpoints in the mid 60s.
70°+ dewps return Monday, along with rain chances, most likely in the afternoon + evening.
Still a relatively hot weekend, but the dewpoints have relaxed a tad – causing our heat index values to feel pretty close to what the actual air temp is.
Thanks to a high-pressure system – we won’t have any rain chances to deal with this weekend.
Bad humid today and tonight. Dewpoints in the low 70s.
Isolated pop up storm possible mid/late afternoon. In a random, mysterious spot.
High today 97° + high dews = 104° max heat index. Heat Advisory in effect. Dewpoints will drop Friday night into the weekend. Still humid. Just not as bad as today.
Two main headlines for the next couple of days.
First up, the heat.
The nasty one-two punch of air temps in the mid to upper 90s, and dewpoints in the mid 70s will lead to these heat index values shown above today and during the 4th.
The heat and humidity has return and will stick around for a few days. Heat index values will be around the century mark today.
Tomorrow the heat and dewpoint combo will turn up just a bit further, sending heat index values past Heat Advisory criteria.
Spectacular weather for the first day of July.
Unfortunately, this amazing weather will be short-lived as the heat starts to turn back up tomorrow.
We quickly return to the 90s tomorrow and will stay there for the remainder of the week.
You must be logged in to post a comment.