Good Wednesday, all. The warm and humid pattern shows no signs of letting up and may be trying to lock in as we head through early June. That will also mean there will be no shortage of showers and thunderstorms to go along with the steamy temps. This could end up being a very stormy pattern that leads to high water issues.

Scattered showers and storms will crank back up today with readings into the 80s. Any storm that goes up will have a ton of lightning and torrential rainfall. Isolated severe storms will be possible with hail and high winds the main threats.

The same forecast is likely to play out for Thursday and much of Friday. As mentioned, these storms will pack a big time punch of heavy rain that could cause local high water issues. As a matter of fact, I will be very surprised if the setup through next week doesn’t provide some areas with flash flooding. This has that kind a look to it.

We may try to squeeze out a small break by Saturday as slightly drier air punches in from the north…

GFS  Don’t let that fool you because the humid air returns very quickly by Sunday into early next week…

GFS 2

Those are some serious dewpoints that will aid in additional rounds of booming showers and thunderstorms.

I’ve been talking about how the models are trying to develop something tropical in the Caribbean or Gulf of Mexico over the next week and change. They are still doing just that and the GFS tries to give us a taste of it…

GFS 4

That’s a long ways out, but it’s interesting to see this early in the season.

Have a great day and take care.