7/30 – Rob’s Tuesday Morning Forecast

A stalled frontal boundary north will provide the weakness over the area today to help focus better than average chances for precip. Precipitation numbers will slowly fall over the next few days. This will be due to some mid-level dry air moving in. This will cause downburst numbers to also increase toward the end of the week.

The large high-pressure aloft over the southwest should remain where it is through the weekend. This will keep the area in a NW flow pattern with a few thunderstorm complexes possibly rotating within this flow toward the area by the weekend into the early week.

There are no indications that the upper level high-pressure will nudge too far east at this point, but it normally does about this time of year for a week or two. This is normally when the area gets its highest temps. We will have to see how August looks as we get deeper into the month.