Good Monday to one and all. The first full work week of July is off and running with an upper level low spinning through the region. This is the first in a series of such systems set to impact our weather over the next week and change. This means rounds of scattered storms and tepid summer temps.
Temps out there today range from the low 80s to the upper 80s, depending on where you are in relation to afternoon storms. These storms can put down enough rain to cause local flash flooding issues to develop and may even pulse to severe limits for a brief time.
With this upper system spinning just to our south, the greatest concentration of showers and storms will be across the south and east through Wednesday night. I think the Short Range Canadian has a good handle on this action…
Notice how that run is spitting out some pockets of torrential rains, especially in the south and southeast…
It’s flash flood season around here, so we need to keep an eye on these storms.
In terms of temps, the numbers will be similar to today with readings generally in the 80s. Normal highs for this time of year are 85-90.
A more potent system drops in here Friday into the upcoming weekend, bringing more in the way of widespread showers and storms…
Once again, locally heavy rains may cause high water concerns, and a few storms may be strong or severe. Check out the rainfall forecasts for the next 7 days from the GFS and Canadian…
As always, I leave you with your daily tracking toys…
Current watches
Possible Watch Areas
Make it a magnificent Monday and take care.
