7/6 – Rob’s Fri-Yay Morning Forecast

Not much change from day to day as we should remain locked in a fairly wet pattern well into next week. Some of these could contain heavy rainfall as well but will also be transient today. But this does change Saturday as storm motion will be practically stationary causing thunderstorms to develop and remain over areas through their life cycle. This will have the potential to flood low lying and poorly drained areas. This looks to be the only day out of the next several days that thunderstorms have very little movement.

A weak cold front in northern Mississippi will slowly drape into central Mississippi before beginning to dissipate over the next couple of days. This area of lower pressure will aid in destabilizing the atmosphere and helping t-storm development through Sunday.

The next area of low-pressure located just offshore Jacksonville FL will continue moving westward into the northern gulf region by late Saturday. The low is closed at the moment but it will begin to weaken and open as it moves westward. It should be capable of keeping some cool air upstairs to aid in showers/t-storms development even during the overnight periods.