Good Tuesday to one and all. It’s a much better weather day across the state but more showers and storms are on the way in the coming days. Can we get rid of this action before the big Memorial Day Weekend? Probably?!
Let’s get into it. A mix of sun and clouds will be noted as temps spike into the 70s. This is still a bit cooler than normal, but it’s better than the chilly 50s we had on Monday.
There’s a small chance for a shower or thunderstorm to go up later this afternoon and evening. Here are your radars…
A warm southerly flow kicks in on Wednesday and that means an increase in showers and thunderstorms. This won’t be all day rain, but the potential for strong storms will be on the increase. As a matter of fact, the Storm Prediction Center has a low-end risk for severe storms for much of the region…
Damaging winds and large hail will be, as usual, the main threats.
Showers and storms become more common Thursday into Friday as a slow-moving upper level system moves through. The models are showing the potential for some healthy rains to fall…
GFS
EURO
When those rains end continues to be a little bit of a question mark. The EURO is more progressive and it moves to the east on Friday. The GFS is slower and keeps some showers going into Saturday…
If the GFS is right, temps on Saturday would stay in the 60s. If the EURO has its way, temps are in the 70s.
Regardless, Sunday and Memorial Day look much, much better. Partly sunny skies and temps reaching the upper 70s and low 80s for Sunday sounds pretty good. Highs 80-85 for Memorial Day sounds even better!
Have a terrific Tuesday and take care.
Lets not have the severe weather threat, but a pleasant weekend, then Summer begins June first, Meteorological Summer that is.