6/15 – Rob Knight’s “Final Week Of Spring” Morning Forecast

A weak stationary front will move in from the NE and begin to dissipate. Expect sunny skies with hot temperatures to begin the final week of spring. The extended portion of the forecast period from Wednesday through the rest of the week is generally looking uneventful. Models are in good agreement that an upper level low will be anchored across the southeastern CONUS. Northerly low level flow will keep dew-points low at the surface and mid-level dry combined with warm air at the same level will cap any attempt at t-storms. Daily temps look to be holding fairly steady with highs in the lower 90s and lows in the upper 60s to lower 70s.

Moving into the weekend, the upper low will finally open up and lift out as another trough drops out of Canada into the midsection of the country. Expect summer-time popup convection to return with regularity then.