05/16 – Brantly’s “Increasing Clouds” Sunday Night Forecast

Temperatures will remain warm, generally in the lower 80s for most spots both today and Monday. Lows will be in the lower 60s to perhaps some upper 50s inland tonight.

At the surface, high pressure dominates our forecast. Our surface high is removed to the northeast of the area, favoring generally southeasterly wind flow across the region. This will help to transport in better low level moisture over the next couple of days. Generally few to scattered clouds are expected for the rest of today becoming broken overnight tonight into tomorrow.

A mostly dry forecast should stay rooted in place given the still relatively dry low to mid-levels of the atmosphere, however isolated showers and a thunderstorm are possible over South Mississippi on Monday in association with daytime heating.

In the tropics, everything is looking quiet. Tropical development is not expected in the Gulf of Mexico, Caribbean Sea, or Atlantic Ocean over the next 5 days.