Good Morning! If you like comfortable, warm weather, the news is very good. But, we need some rain and the prospects are not good. Here’s my brief forecast discussion.
TODAY: Partial sunshine this morning will give way to a mostly sunny afternoon. Warmer. High 78. North wind at 5 to 10 mph. Mainly clear tonight. Low 55.
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NEXT FEW DAYS: Our warm, comfortable pattern continues. There will be a good nit of sunshine. Highs in the upper 70’s Thursday. We’ll be near 80 on Friday. Perhaps lower 80’s Saturday and Sunday. Basically it’s a dry forecast. I’ll mention a tiny 20% chance on Saturday, but that’s very “iffy”.
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Call this Indian Summer. Widespread warmth will dominate the Eastern US and surge northward into Canada by late week.
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NEXT CHANCE OF RAIN?: Over the weekend a frontal system brings rain to Mississippi on Saturday. Showers may “tease” us Saturday PM. I’ll put in a 20% chance. But so far the GFS and EURO models show this system fizzling before it gets to Alabama. Our rain prospects for the next few days are not good.
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Here’s the model blend on projected rainfall through Sunday. Not good for us.
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TROPICAL WEATHER: Tropical Storm Lisa is near the coast of Belize this morning, headed westward. Surprise in the mid Atlantic. NHC named Martin yesterday. A disturbance in the Bahamas has potentially interesting implications for the southeast United States next week. Stay tuned.
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We’ll be watching the Future of Lisa. Could it curve into the SW Gulf in a few days. NHC says it could.
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Thanks for reading this Blog this morning!
Just a personal note….I started broadcasting here in Montgomery, 45 years ago today. I started at WHHY, then 34 years as Chief Meteorologist at WSFA, and currently still very happy at Bluewater Broadcasting. Amazing. …A young 21 year-old boy from Sheffield Lake, Ohio, began broadcasting in Montgomery, Alabama forty-five years ago today.
–Rich