7/24 – Jacen and Sam Parker’s “Just Missed Us” Wednesday Evening Forecast

At the surface we have a stalled frontal boundary draped just north of the southern six counties. Two additional pieces of the atmosphere worth noting are the tons of moisture and the storm energy. This combination of moisture air plus convective and frontal lift give us high chances of rain this evening. Additionally, there was a rain shield over western Louisiana which is surging towards our area and is expected to begin throwing outflow boundaries. These boundaries will stir the column by themselves and will also interact with sea breeze boundaries to increase the potential for thunderstorm activity tonight. The main threat associated with this weather is localized flash flooding due to rainfall on top of already saturated soils. We got lucky we didn’t receive the tons of rainfall other places got earlier today.