Strong To Severe Storm Threat Late Week
We remain under a rather mild weather pattern and it will stick around through midweek. Sunny skies along with temps in the upper 70s are expected for Wednesday. Some significant changes are ahead for Thursday into early Friday. An area of low pressure will move up from Louisiana and we store for a rainy Thursday. This low will look like a tropical system and send bands of rain into the area. Some storms could be strong and possibly severe. The main threat will be damaging winds up to 60 mph. The tornado threat is low but not zero. Rainfall potential will range between 1 to 2 inches. Most of the rain will fall Thursday but some showers will linger into Friday. We’re in between systems Saturday and this could be the better day of the weekend weatherwise. We should manage lower 80s under a partly sunny sky Saturday afternoon. Another frontal system will move into the area late Saturday night and exit early Sunday. This system will push an area of rain and possibly storms through here. The timing may be early enough for most of Sunday to turn out to be a decent day. High pressure builds over the region early next week. This will set the stage for mostly sunny and dry conditions going towards the middle of next week.
