6/25 - Payton's Sunday Night Forecast
After a extremely soggy week last week, the forecast is looking better...at least for the next few days.
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After a extremely soggy week last week, the forecast is looking better...at least for the next few days.
Happy Father's Day! After showers and thunderstorms in the area this afternoon, most of the activity has decreased and left us with warm and muggy conditions.
The tropical airmass that has been sitting over the area for the past week remains in place today through tomorrow, which will continue the rain chances for the afternoon hours.
The tropical airmass that has been sitting over the area for the past week remains in place today through tomorrow, which will continue the rain chances for the morning and afternoon hours.
Another afternoon with popup showers and thunderstorms. The strongest storms will have lightning, heavy downpours and gusty winds.
Showers and thunderstorms continue in the forecast as the tropical airmass stays in the area.
Once again, another warm, muggy and wet day as a tropical airmass stays over the area.
Once again, another warm, muggy and wet day as a tropical airmass stays over the area.
The dry and clear weather pattern we saw for the end of last week has come to an end.
After 34 days with either clouds and/or rain in the area, high-pressure to the north will bring beautiful changes to the pattern.
A cold front and low pressure will continue to move away from the area allowing for drying and clearing this evening. Watch the full forecast for details.
A few showers in the area this morning, but with a cold front passage last night and low pressure just off to our east, today will be a day of transition with clearing and drying.
Rain chances continue this afternoon and evening as low pressure moves overhead, but a cold front pushes through late tonight drying out the area for the end of the work week.
Showers and thunderstorms this afternoon lead to a quiet evening with most of the activity being very light and off to the west. An upper level disturbance along with a surface trough off to the west will continue to increase…