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<\/a><\/p>\nTemps by Monday get even toastier with the models in a little better agreement with the placement, but they do have notable differences in how hot things get. The Euro continues to show the south and east being cooler than the west…<\/p>\n
The GFS is similar with this thinking, but the numbers in the west continue to run much hotter…<\/p>\n 100 degree temps out west aren’t impossible, but not likely.<\/p>\n The air will be incredibly dry which means a heat index won’t be a big issue.<\/p>\n Temps from Monday through Friday of next week will be well above normal for our region, but you can see how the core of the above normal temps are to our west and northwest. Here’s the EURO…<\/p>\n The GFS for the same time period…<\/p>\n That kind of look has been common in our region this year and really for the last few years.<\/p>\n We have two things to watch for next week. The first is a system along the southeastern seaboard that may spin far enough west to bring some rain in here by the middle of next week. The seconf is for a couple of cold fronts to drop in from the northwest later next week into early the following week.<\/p>\n The EURO is the one model showing all this trying to bring us some rain. This animation starts Tuesday and goes through the following week… With a more active look, it would bring some beneficial rains in here…<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n