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Cool Autumn Weekend…The rest of today will feature mid and high level cloudiness, but dry conditions. Cool north to northeast winds will blow and require jackets or sweaters if venturing outside for too long of a time.
Be sure to enjoy the brief dry weather Saturday as shower chances return as early as Sunday, particularly during the afternoon hours and on. Moisture will begin to surge back north in advance of a storm system that will lead to some rough weather around these parts to open the new work week.
Monday Severe Potential…Gusty southwest winds will usher in a warmer and more humid feel of things Monday out ahead of our next strong storm system. We continue to closely monitor the potential of severe weather Monday night into Tuesday morning and want to highlight the threat of damaging straight line wind potential embedded with a possible squall line. Beforehand, showers and embedded thunder will be possible during the daytime Monday.
We note the GFS remains consistent on strong to severe storm potential Monday night into Tuesday morning while the European is more delayed (suggesting more of a threat during the day time Tuesday). For now, we’re leaning more towards the GFS and we’ll have more on the early week severe threat Sunday. Locally heavy rain is also a good bet during this time, including widespread 1″-1.5″, with locally heavier totals.
Taking The More Optimistic Approach…Some forecast data wants to keep considerable cloudiness and pesky light showers around into the mid week period, but for now we’re still going with the more optimistic outlook and including drier weather along with cooler temperatures for the balance of the upcoming work week.
Upcoming 7-Day Precipitation Forecast:
- 7-Day Rainfall Forecast: 1-2″
- 7-Day Snowfall Forecast: 0.00″
We continue to highlight Monday night/ Tuesday morning for the potential of severe weather, including damaging straight line winds. Here’s what the high resolution NAM simulated radar suggests at 8p Monday local time.