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7/27 - Rob's "Heat Continues" Tuesday Morning Forecast

Humid air, warm temperatures, and light winds will keep the current heat advisory posted through today. The main hope for cooling will be any thunderstorm development which will be embedded in a deep easterly flow. Afternoon seabreeze should provide a…

07/27 – Brantly's "Hot" Tuesday Forecast

 Rain chances over the next few days will be close to normal for this time of the year, ranging from 20 to 50 percent. Showers and thunderstorms will be largely driven by daytime heating with storm activity peaking in the…

7/22 - Rob Knight's "HOT" Afternoon Forecast

A Weak frontal boundary draped along the lower Tennessee valley will continue to slide east and out of the region, high-pressure will slowly build eastward through Friday as this weakness moves off the east coast over the next 48 hours.…

7/22 - Rob's "Summertime Pattern" Thursday Morning Forecast

A much drier trend is already beginning to take hold with less than 20% coverage for showers/t-storms. The upper level weakness continues to hold over the mid-Atlantic and northeast with upper level high-pressure in place over the nation's mid-section. Our…

7/21 - Rob Knight's "Hot & Muggy" Afternoon Forecast

A stalled frontal boundary from the Carolinas to southeast Texas will slowly shift north and wash out by Thursday afternoon. High-pressure over the mid-section of the country will build slowly eastward by Thursday bringing lower rain chances and a return…

7/21 - Rob's "Changing Pattern" Wednesday Morning Forecast

A frontal boundary remains stalled from the Carolinas to southeast Texas, with a weak impulse of low-pressure currently over south central Louisiana. The boundary will remain stalled over the area today thus widespread showers and thunderstorms will develop along it…

7/20 - Rob's "Gray & Gloomy" Tuesday Afternoon Forecast

An area of upper level weakness over New England will be in place through the early part of the week with a massive high-pressure system sitting over the western third of the country. A frontal boundary will continue to slowly…

7/20 - Rob's "Wet Tuesday" Morning Forecast

This stubborn active summertime pattern will continue throughout the middle of the workweek before a gradual drying trend expected by the end of the week. There's an area of upper level weakness over New England in place through the early…

7/19 - Rob's "Threat For Heavy Rain" Afternoon Forecast

A stationary front will continue to slowly move south and southeastward through the plains to mid/lower Mississippi Valley area, just north of the forecast area during the period. This should lead to widespread coverage of showers and thunderstorms each day.…