Good morning! Yesterday, once again, radar was lit up with thunderstorms and tropical downpours.  Expect more scattered, random pop-up PM storms today and Sunday, mostly in the afternoon and evening hours.  High today and Sunday mostly upper 80’s.  Low 70’s at night.  But, hang on.  There’s some very nice weather changes ahead very soon. A cool front enters the state Sunday night and reaches the coast by Monday morning.  Look for cooler less humid air in the week ahead.  Highs this week in the 80’s and lows in the 60’s at night with much lower dewpoints.  Call it an early taste of Fall.  Real nice air is in our future soon.  Wait till you see the graphics below.

TODAY: More clouds than sun.  High 89-90.  Scattered  PM Storms.   Local tropical downpours in spots. Low tonight 72.

FUTURE RADAR:   Expect more scattered, random pop-up PM storms today.  Looks like the biggest action will be in the southern counties.

NEXT FEW DAYS:   Scattered pop up PM storms will populate the through Sunday, mostly in the afternoon and evening hours.   Highs upper 80’s through Sunday. A cool front enters the state Sunday night and reaches the coast by Monday morning.  Look for cooler less humid air in the week ahead.  Highs this week in the 80’s and lows in the 60’s at night with much lower dewpoints.  Call it an early taste of Fall.  Real nice air is in our future soon.

Come on Cool Front.  A cool front enters the state Sunday night and reaches the coast by Monday morning. 

As I ALWAYS tell you, the most important number in the Summer is not the temperature.  “It’s the Dewpoint, Stupid.”  The bottom is about to drop out.  We are about to traverse from TROPICAL to Nice in the next few days.  Get ready for a little Fall preview.  And, it looks like the “niceness” will last into Labor Day Weekend. #alwx

Here’s the 10 Day Temperature Trend.   Just Wow.  Get excited.

TROPICAL OUTLOOK:    

 Erin is gone.  DONE.   

Invest 90-L is in the central Atlantic. There’s  a  90% chance a Depression or Tropical Storm will form today or Sunday.  This will be a “fish storm”. 

 Invest 99-L in the far east Atlantic now has a 30% chance of development in the next 7 days.  It will take a more southerly track in The Caribbean.  If Invest 99-L stays on a southerly track across the Caribbean, we’ll have to watch it several days down the line.

The next scheduled Blog update and Video Discussion is scheduled for Monday morning in the 4 o’clock hour.   Have a nice weekend!  

–Rich