Good morning! The Cold Front that brought much needed rain to the state overnight will deliver a shot of much cooler air. The risk of leftover showers will mainly be this morning. Rain should exit the state before Noon. Expect improvement this afternoon. Get ready for some cooler days and some chilly nights. We’ll be in the 40’s Friday through Monday mornings. Daytime highs will mainly be in the low 70’s. That’s actually closer to the seasonal normal of 71/44. After the rain exits the state this morning, we should be dry though Monday. Showers are possible by next Tuesday & Wednesday. In the tropics, Tropical Depression 19 has formed in the Caribbean. It will eventually acquire the name Sara. The ultimate future of this system in the Gulf of Mexico next week is still unknown. Here’s my brief forecast discussion video.
TODAY: Risk of leftover showers mainly this morning, Cloudy through the morning. Gradual clearing this afternoon. High 74. South winds will shift to northwest following the frontal passage at 5 to 15 mph. Mostly clear and much cooler tonight. Low 49
Future Radar shows most of the rain east of I-65 by 7AM. The rain should exit the SE counties before Noon.
NEXT FEW DAYS: The Cold Front that brought much needed rain to the state overnight will deliver a shot of much cooler air. Get ready for some cooler days and some chilly nights. We’ll be in the 40’s Friday through Monday mornings, Daytime highs will mainly be in the low 70’s. We’ll actually be closer to the seasonal normal of 71/44. After the rain exits the state this morning we should be dry though Monday. Showers are possible by next Tuesday & Wednesday.
The 10 Day Model Blend Temperature Trend. Looks like the coolest air of the season so far is about a week away on arriving around Thursday the 21st. =
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TROPICAL UPDATE: Tropical Depression 19 has formed in the Caribbean. It will eventually acquire the name Sara. The models are now suggesting this system will move westward into central America over the weekend and beyond.
Will Future Sara eventually be a problem for Florida? Some of the models still indicate that Florida is not off the hook. We’ll see.
Man Models still take Future Sara to Hurricane intensity. Some models take it to Cat 3 Major Hurricane Status. The jury is out on future Sara.
Thanks for reading the blog. There will be another complete Blog update and video forecast discussion tomorrow morning. This morning, everything is normal including LIVE on the Radio from 6 to 9AM on NewsTalk 93.1 – WACV. Have a nice day!
–Rich