The increased deep layer moisture combined daytime heating and convergence along the seabreeze will lead to increased thunderstorm coverage on Monday. Isolated showers will develop near the coast in the morning, gradually increasing in coverage and developing inland through the…
The increased deep layer moisture combined daytime heating and convergence along the seabreeze will lead to increased thunderstorm coverage on Monday. Isolated showers will develop near the coast in the morning, gradually increasing in coverage and developing inland through the…
Our long, dry, and sunny week has come to an end, but we'll only see a few showers over the weekend.
Today was the last day without a rain percentage as our dry trend comes to an end, but it'll still be a while before we see any significant rainfall.
It's been dry for quite some time now, but that will begin to change very soon.
Sunny and beautiful during the day and clear and calm at night, but those drier conditions will begin to give before long.
Temperatures are above average, but the weather outside doesn't feel too bad thanks to slightly drier air. Doesn't last forever though....
Not really any cooler, but it'll feel that way as slightly drier air makes its way to the surface.
Drier air has moved into the upper levels and is trickling down to the surface, meaning things will stay a bit cooler and drier for now.
Continuing our beautiful weather from the weekend into the week, and drier air is going to keep things nice and sunny for a while!
Conditions pretty close to the seasonal average have moved in, and we saw much less rain today. How long will it last?
It was slightly cooler than average today, and we didn't see any afternoon thunderstorms, but those days will return quickly!
Drier weather has moved in, so don't expect any less humidity, but we'll be largely rain-free for the next couple of days.
The drier period I've been talking up all week is finally here, but that means some hot and humid weather is moving in.
Weak upper level high-pressure draped across the Gulf of Mexico to the far western Atlantic Ocean will finally expand far enough north to bring rain chances down considerably across the area. While previously thought we'd be rain free, it's not…
Definitely drying out as no showers are expected overnight, and we'll see much more sun in the days ahead.
More rain tonight and tomorrow, but drier weather finally moves in just before the weekend.
Tropical moisture remains in place, so widespread shower activity lingers for at least one more day before changes move in.
More wet weather today and on the way as we begin this week, but sunny days will return soon.
Another wet start to the week after a rainy weekend, but sunny weather returns soon!
Expect nearly all-day rain through the weekend and start of next week as very wet weather continues.
Most of this week was dry, but rain chances began to increase yesterday and will remain quite high over the weekend.
The weather is still hot and humid despite dropping 5 or more degrees, but will now be much wetter as rain continues through the weekend.
Grey, rainy weather started today and sadly won't end for several more days.