Some of the storms may be strong or severe and the Storm Prediction Center has our region in the Low-end risk for severe storms…<\/p>\n
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Damaging wind is the main threat from any storm that goes up.<\/p>\n
Our cold front slowly presses through here on Saturday and that means a big north to south temp swing. The southern half of the state is still quite toasty and may hit 90 once again. Some showers and storms will then come sweeping in through the day and some of that lingers into Sunday as temps come down…<\/p>\n
The setup for next week will feature some really pleasant temps around here as another deep trough swings in later Tuesday and Wednesday.<\/p>\n At the same time, we may be tracking a tropical system in the eastern Gulf of Mexico that crosses Florida and then turns up along or just off the east coast. This system is actually crossing from the Pacific into the Caribbean right now and the National Hurricane Center is highlighting this for development as it heads into the Gulf…<\/p>\n The models show Franklin holding well off the east coast with the system coming in behind it from the Gulf. The Canadian continues to trend the strongest with the storm and the overall setup…<\/p>\n The GFS is playing catch up on the Gulf system, but it’s starting to find it…<\/p>\n For us, the above scenarios would bring scattered showers and storms late Monday and Tuesday with a blast of fall air behind it. Could we see our first taste of upper 40s by Wednesday or Thursday mornings? That’s a possibility and there’s model support for this…<\/p>\n GFS<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/kyweathercenter.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/08\/NAM-3.gif\")
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