Category: Labor Day Weekend

VIDEO: Additional Storm Chances Before A Gorgeous Late Week-Weekend…

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VIDEO: Short-Term Severe Threat; Looking Ahead To Late August…

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VIDEO: Gordon Takes Aim On The N-Central Gulf Coast; Unsettled Close To The Week…

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Tropics Begin To Heat Up…

To no surprise as the traditional peak of the hurricane season approaches (September 10th), the tropics are beginning to turn more active.  In addition to Florence, new disturbed weather, currently in the Caribbean, may spin up on it’s journey northwest into the Gulf of Mexico early this week.

The tropical disturbance entering the GOM (Gulf of Mexico) early week will begin to find a more favorable upper level environment for further strengthening.  While we always have to be cautious with any sort of tropical entity in the Gulf of Mexico this time of year, the greatest immediate concern is for locally heavy rain along the northern Gulf Coast early and middle parts of the week.

Then attention will shift to the potential of remnant tropical moisture “curling” around the periphery of the eastern ridge during the latter half of the week.  While far too early to get specific, chances are there for elevated hefty rain chances for areas from the MS Valley into the Mid West as we get set to close the shortened work week and head into next weekend.

While the axis of heaviest rainfall will have to be fine tuned, confidence is high on unsettled times returning around these parts beginning Wednesday- thanks to the combination of an approaching cold front and remnant tropical moisture.

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VIDEO: Welcome Back College Football And WARRRRRR EAGLE!

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Prolonged Hot, Muggy Stretch…

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September Opens Warm Before Mid-Month Changes…

Thursday features updated weekly products from both the JMA (morning) and European (evening).  We’ll update this post tonight once the European Weeklies are in.

The updated JMA Weeklies show a hot open to September as a significant upper ridge takes up residence over the eastern portion of the country.  While the upper Mid West gets in on heavy rain, it’s a rather dry pattern, locally.  Sure we’ll have typical “splash and dash” variety of storms through the Labor Day weekend, but nothing worth cancelling any of your outdoor plans.  In fact, we recommend incorporating a visit (or two) to the pool over the weekend as well above average warmth and humidity dominate.

Week 1

“Transitional period” summarizes this timeframe.  The upper ridge begins to retrograde during Week 2, but it’s still a warmer than average pattern.  It’s a rather dry pattern, as well.

Week 2

Craving a more “fall-ish” regime?  The model says you’re in luck towards the middle of September and would make sense with some of the larger pattern drivers we’re beginning to see behind the scenes.  The ridge axis shifts west and allows a cooler than normal pattern to descend into the central part of the country.

Weeks 3-4

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VIDEO: Looking Over The Next Couple Weeks…

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VIDEO: Midweek FROPA; Looking Ahead To Labor Day Weekend…

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Extended Summer…

Meteorological fall begins Saturday, but Mother Nature has other plans in store as we move through the next 2-3 weeks.  If you’re a fan of summer, you’ll like what’s in store, as a dominant eastern ridge grabs the headlines.  Sure, the “axis” of the ridge will retrograde Week 2, but the pattern will likely remain significantly warmer than average through the first couple weeks of September, overall.

Both the GEFS (courtesy of Tropicaltidbits.com) and EPS (courtesy of weathermodels.com) show the overall warm pattern as we approach mid-September.

Averages begin to fall in more significant fashion as we transition through the month of September. More specifically, average high temperatures of 83° on the 1st fall to 78° on the 15th.  Given the looks of the pattern, highs in the mid to upper 80s (and perhaps a couple of 90° days) will likely be common through the first couple weeks of the new month.  Overnight lows will remain oppressive, as well.

If you’re longing for cooler, more fall-like, air, hang in there. Pattern drivers are likely to become more conducive for increasingly refreshing times around these parts as mid-September approaches.

PS: Can you believe we’re only (5) days away from the return of college football?!  That alone will help us traverse the next couple weeks of warmer times.

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