- On Sunday it will remain warm and humid
- Isolated showers possible
- Cooler next week, but still unsettled
SUNDAY
First day of autumn: After isolated patches of fog, maximum temperatures in the afternoon will be between 21 and 25 degrees with plenty of sunshine. Isolated showers or thunderstorms are possible.
The autumn equinox was this morning at 8:44 am!
FIRST WARNING: UNRESTFUL PATTERN
The first week of fall will be cool, with highs around 21 degrees. There is a chance of a shower or storm any day of the next week. It’s a good idea to have your umbrella nearby.
MONDAY: The work week will begin cloudy with increasing wetness from the west. The chance of rain will increase throughout the day, with the possibility of heavy storms in the afternoon and evening.
Heavy rainfall, local flooding and gusty winds cannot be ruled out.
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY: The number of showers and storms will increase from Tuesday into Wednesday. Storms could become severe in the afternoon and evening, with heat during the day and high humidity. Possible impacts include downpours, strong winds and hail.
POTENTIAL TROPICAL HUMIDITY
We will be closely monitoring the Gulf of Mexico later this week for the potential for a tropical developing system. There is still much uncertainty regarding the direction and intensity of this system. Stay tuned for the latest information.
In the footsteps of the Tropics
There is likely to be another named storm this week. Follow the latest news in our Hurricane Center.
Drought Update
Here is the latest drought monitor released Thursday morning. The drought has expanded and both sides of the I-81 corridor are now in moderate drought. The south side is also now unusually dry again.
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