1/23 – Jeff’s “Unsettled Pattern” Tuesday Night Forecast

A Dense Fog Advisory is in effect for our waters due to sea fog forming. Some patches of light fog are also possible inland of the interstate but sea fog will remain a factor for at least the first part of your Wednesday. a 20% chance of rain will be in play until the start of the day, then rain chances of 30-40% take hold for the morning hours. Scattered to numerous thunderstorms are possible, especially west of US-49 tomorrow as a wave of rain with embedded thunderstorm cells makes its way into the area.

There will be several waves of this activity through the middle to end of the week. Activity tomorrow and Thursday could bring severe thunderstorms with our area under a Level 1 of 5 threat. The windows of time during Wednesday afternoon/evening, and during daylight Thursday. There is the low-end potential for strong wind gusts and isolated tornadoes. The main, and dominant issue will be heavy rain leading to flash flooding on both days.