09/29 – Brantly’s “On/Off T-Storms Continue” Wednesday Morning Forecast

 The main concern for today will be isolated areas of heavy rainfall. As seen yesterday, localized 3 to 5 inches will be possible. There’s pretty good agreement between models that main timeframe for highest rain chances will be mid-morning through early afternoon with convection dissipating and moving out of the area late in the day.

Thursday will pretty much be a repeat of today over the area as another disturbance moves across the Southeast. High pressure centered east of the local area will try to build west on Friday. Although this probably won’t completely inhibit shower and storm activity, it’ll probably cut rain chances in half with eastern portions of the area possibly not see any rain. Near normal temperatures for this time of the year continue through the next few days with lows mostly in the upper 60s to lower 70s and highs in the lower to mid 80s.

After a brief reprieve of somewhat drier conditions Friday, a disturbance will likely be moving across the southern Plains Saturday into Saturday night. This will weaken the mid/upper level area of high pressure over the central Gulf Coast region.