We’re now on the backside of a frontal boundary and this will provide us some really nice conditions for a few days. Morning temps will be comfortable in the 60s while afternoon highs will manage lower 90s. That’s average for this time of the year so no surprises on the highs. Abundant sunshine is likely through at least Saturday. Some…
We’re heading towards a weather pattern change for the remainder of this week. A frontal boundary is moving southward and behind it we get a few days of drier and slightly milder conditions. The front sweeps any lingering showers/storms to our south allowing full sunshine to move overhead. In turn, temps will climb into the 90s for afternoon highs. Morning…
This rainy weather pattern is sticking around for a few more days. It’s an active weather pattern that’s bringing beneficial rains and keeping the heat down a bit. Moisture continues to stream in from the gulf and that’s supplying the fuel for rain and storms. A midweek frontal boundary will sweep through and bring the current weather pattern to an…
The air mass overhead will become moisture rich over the next several days and this will lead to a much better chance for rain. An upper level feature along with a frontal boundary will both help increase the coverage of showers and storms. We begin to see this take place starting Friday and continuing into the weekend. Clouds and rain…
A moist air mass remains in place and this will be the fuel for the daily rounds of afternoon showers and t-storms. Temps will continue to manage low to mid 90s for highs while overnight it’s lower to mid 70s. We stay locked in this weather pattern for the remainder of the week. Over the weekend a frontal boundary approaches…
We’re back into a typical hot and humid weather pattern with afternoon storms this week. High temps will manage low to mid 90s but heat index values will hover between 100 to 105. It will feel rather muggy even in the morning hours. An upper level disturbance over head is going to help initiate shower and storms each afternoon. The…
We’ve had five straight days with 100+ degree heat and some spots could make it a sixth on Sunday. Dry air along with abundant sunshine has allowed temps to soar into the upper 90s and lower 100s. The one thing that could limit the heating over the next several days would be an increasing flow of gulf moisture into the…
Our hot and dry weather pattern will continue into Saturday but moisture returns and we start to see scattered showers and storms Sunday. In the mean time, the heat is on again with temps approaching 100 degrees Saturday afternoon. The heat should back down a bit as clouds and rain activity work into the area Sunday afternoon. Highs will drop…
Much drier air has moved into the state and this is providing some relief from the excessive heat we dealt with earlier in the week. It’s still hot with mid to upper 90s but it doesn’t feel quite as humid. We expect this trend to continue through at least Saturday. Moisture begins to increase Sunday and we start to see…
We’re looking at some relief from the heat over the next several days. A frontal is moving southward bringing in drier air behind it. Daytime temps will still manage to reach the lower to mid 90s but dew points won’t be near as high as they’ve been lately. You will notice the change mainly in the morning hours but afternoons…
