6/26 – Trey Tonnessen’s “Sands Of Time” Wednesday Night Forecast

Meteorologist Trey Tonnessen

As for tonight, looking at current radar trends the line from a decaying MCS continue to surge south through central LA and into southwestern and south-central LA. While robust storms are developing across southwestern LA ahead of the line. These storms will eventually move east into the area later today/tonight along with the remnants of the storms in northern MS and northeast LA. Even if it is just a boundary that drops into the area from the north that will likely be what helps storms develop quickly tomorrow morning. So the question is how much convection do we have overnight and then when and where does convection fire tomorrow and how much. The hostile environment currently over the area will gradually improve as mid lvl temps cool with the approach of the disturbance moving through the Lower MS Valley and mid lvl winds pick up just a little more. The problem with overnight is we will lose the high instability we currently have in place.