9/10 – Chris’s “Above Average” Sunday Night Forecast

Not really a whole lot going on in the short-term side of things. We look to remain in northerly flow aloft as a trough of low pressure over the mid Atlantic exits off of the east coast while the high pressure stays parked over the desert southwest. That northerly flow aloft is promoting some dry mid-level air to be situated on us. That dry air is preventing any showers or thunderstorms from developing today.Tomorrow looks to be much of the same with temperatures in the low 90s with sunshine

Tuesday is when we start really changing the pattern. The second trough of low pressure over the central US looks to continue to move across the Ohio valley. A cold front looks to come down across the lower MS valley in association with a low pressure system spawned by the trough of low pressure.In response, rain chances look to slowly creep back up starting Tuesday and peaking on Friday as the cold front moves closer.Thursday and Friday will be the most active as far as thunderstorms go as we look to have the best moisture across the area.