A couple of frontal systems will keep it unsettled around here for the next couple of days and temperatures will run at quite warm levels. A warm front pushes northward through the region today and then a cold front approaches from the northwest on Tuesday. There can be showers and thunderstorms both late today and again later Tuesday with these two systems and any storm can be on the strong-to-severe side with torrential rainfall and damaging wind gusts on the table. High pressure will follow the passage of the cold front at mid-week and then a weak front comes through late Thursday leading to a nice 4th of July holiday on Friday plenty of sunshine, warm and less humid conditions.
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The overall weather pattern remains unsettled across the Tennessee Valley during the next several days with very warm and humid conditions and the daily shot at scattered showers and thunderstorms. High temperatures each of the next several days are likely to be in the 89-92 degree range...relatively close-to-normal for this time of year.
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A couple of frontal systems will keep it unsettled around here for the next couple of days and temperatures will run at quite warm levels. A warm front pushes northward through the region today and then a cold front approaches from the northwest on Tuesday. There can be showers and thunderstorms both today and tomorrow with these two systems and any storm can be on the strong-to-severe side with torrential rainfall and damaging wind gusts on the table. High pressure will follow the passage of the cold front at mid-week and then a weak front comes through late Thursday leading to a nice 4th of July holiday on Friday plenty of sunshine, warm and less humid conditions.
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The overall weather pattern remains pretty consistent for the next several days across the Tennessee Valley region with very warm and humid conditions and the daily shot at scattered showers and thunderstorms. High temperatures each of the next several days are likely to be in the 90-92 degree range...close-to-normal for this time of year.
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The pattern stays quite warm and dry for the next couple of days with highs at or slightly above the 90-degree mark. The threat of isolated-to-scattered showers and thunderstorms will come back on Sunday and that threat is likely to continue through the first half of next week.
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The passage of a “back door” cool front has ushered in noticeably cooler air to the NYC metro region and low-level winds will be consistent today from an east-to-northeast direction. There can be scattered showers in the area, but much of the day should be rain-free as we close out the work week. The “back door” cool front turns around this weekend and pushes to the north as a warm front. As a result, it’ll become much warmer here on Saturday, but the intense heat from earlier this week will not make a return. The threat of showers and thunderstorms will return for tonight, tomorrow and tomorrow night and any storm that occurs can be on the strong side. The weekend closes out with plenty of sun on Sunday, very warm conditions, and a reduced chance of rain.
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The passage of a “back door” cool front has ushered in noticeably cooler air to the DC metro region and low-level winds will be consistent today from an east-to-northeast direction. The day should feature lots of clouds and the chance of showers and thunderstorms. The chance of showers and thunderstorms will continue for tonight, tomorrow, and tomorrow night as the “back door” cool front turns around and pushes to the north as a warm front. Any storm that occurs tonight through tomorrow night can be on the strong side. Following the passage of the warm front, it’ll turn much warmer again on Saturday, but the intense heat from earlier in the week will not make a return. The weekend closes out with plenty of sunshine on Sunday, very warm conditions, and a chance of showers and thunderstorms.
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The passage of a “back door” cool front has ushered in noticeably cooler air to the Philly metro region and low-level winds will be consistent today from an east-to-northeast direction. The day should feature lots of clouds and scattered showers…perhaps a late day thunderstorm. The chance of showers and thunderstorms increases for tonight, tomorrow, and tomorrow night as the “back door” cool front turns around and pushes to the north as a warm front. Any storm that occurs tonight through tomorrow night can be on the strong side. Following the passage of the warm front, it’ll turn much warmer on Saturday, but the intense heat from earlier in the week will not make a return. The weekend closes out with plenty of sunshine on Sunday, warm conditions, and a reduced chance of rain.
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Nowadays, when the people of New Orleans think of devastating hurricanes they think of Katrina, but before 2005, the most notorious storm name in Louisiana was Audrey. Sixty-eight years ago from Friday, Hurricane Audrey slammed into the southwest coast of Louisiana and became the strongest June hurricane and earliest major (category 3) to make landfall in the US. Hurricane Audrey killed hundreds of people – estimated to be somewhere between 400 and 500 - including many of whom to this day remain unidentified and tragically, about one-third of those were children. The high number of deaths - in an era without satellite imagery - were attributed to the storm moving ashore earlier and stronger than predicted while most people were sleeping.
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Very strong upper-level high pressure ridging to our north will weaken and shift southward a bit, but it’ll remain quite hot and humid across the southeastern states. The pattern remains unsettled through the weekend with a daily shot at showers and thunderstorms, but there will be much rain-free time as well on each day.
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