12/10 – Rob’s COLDER Workweek Forecast

High pressure extends from Colorado into Texas, with cold and dry air into our region as the cloud coverage is decreasing from the NW to the SE. High pressure will shift slowly eastward over the next few days, and be located over Florida by midday on Wednesday. Once clouds move out this morning, they should not return to any great extent until the daytime hours on Wednesday, when onshore flow will begin moisture return into the area, with rain staying out of the forecast through Wednesday.

We will be looking at temperature readings 10 to 15 degrees below normal today and tonight across the area. The cold air will continue and slowly moderate, with highs actually above normal on Wednesday. Thursday into Thursday night, a warm front then a cold front will move through the area providing for showers with embedded t-storms.

There will definitely be some potential for severe weather.

High pressure moves in behind the upper system for next weekend with temperatures falling to near to below normal. Little to no precipitation expected beyond Friday morning.