Author: Shane Butler

A Few Showers Possible This Week

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The work week starts out sunny and dry but a frontal boundary moves into the area Tuesday. A few showers could develop ahead and along the frontal boundary. It won’t be anything significant but a few spots could see some rain activity. High pressure re-establishes it strengthen over the region for the mid and latter half of the week. This…

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Very little change in our weather over the weekend. High pressure continues to be the main weather feature and that keeps us sunny and dry. Temps will start out mild but warm into the 90s. It’s a familiar weather setup and it plans to stick around for a while. Mid 90s will return as we cruise through the mid and…

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A continued dry but milder weather pattern has setup across the area. High pressure over us means more sunny and dry days. Temps start out comfortable in the lower 60s and warm into the upper 80s to lower 90s through the upcomng weekend. Rain chances are slim to none during the same time period. Next week, another frontal boundary approaches…

The Heat Backs Down For A Few Days

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We have some relief from the heat over the next few days! A frontal boundary moving through the area is bringing in milder air behind it. This should take us out of the triple digit heat for a while. Morning temps will be comfortable with low to mid 60s for a few days. High pressure parks itself over the south…

Heat Backs Down Late Week

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This summertime heat is in full force across the deep south but a frontal boundary may tame this heat just a bit late week. Mostly sunny skies will allow upper 90s to 100 degree heat again Wednesday afternoon. A frontal boundary slides into the area from the east and behind the front is a little milder air. As the front…

Feels More Like August Around Here

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It continues to feel more like August instead of September. Hot and dry conditions are here and there’s little if any relief in sight. High pressure over the deep south will help maintain more of the same conditions for us. Temps will soar into the upper 90s for highs. The chance for rain remains slim to none. Later in the…

Some needed rain could be on the way

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The calendar shows it’s September but it feels more like August. A rather hot and dry weather pattern has a grip on the deep south. Abundant sunshine will lead to temps in the mid to upper 90s for highs. Rain chances will remain low through Saturday. We do see a potential weather maker moving in here late in the upcoming…

Hot & Dry For Now

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We’re creeping up on mid September but it’s still feeling like August. Hot and dry conditions prevail and this seems to be the trend through the end of the work week. Highs will manage mid to upper 90s each day. A random pop up shower/storm can’t be rule out but little if any rain activity is expected. Over the upcoming…

Summer Remains In Full Force !

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The heat is on for the weekend! We expect temps to top out in the mid to upper 90s for highs. Humidity levels will be increasing and that leads to heat indices reaching 100-112 Saturday afternoon. A frontal boundary will push through here and could set off a few showers late Saturday. We’re on the backside of the boundary for…

Near Triple Digit Heat Ahead

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A frontal boundary moves through and south of the area leaving us in a mostly clear and dry air mass for several more days. The drier air will cool a bit overnight and it should feel fairly comfortable early Friday. Temps start out in the lower 60s but will make it back into the low to mid 90s by late…

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