WEATHER TRIVIA:
1950 – YANKEETOWN, FLA – 38.70” OF RAIN IN 24 HOURS !
WEATHER-CAST
OUR HEATWAVE CONTINUES INTO LATE WEEK, ALTHOUGH RIGHT AT THE SHORE…TEMPS WILL REMAIN INTHE 80S…BUT NO ONE GETS A BREAK IN HUMIDITY. PARTLY SUNNY SKIES ARE LIKELY FOR THE NEXT FEW DAYS WITH HIGHS INTO LOW 90S AWAY FROM THE COAST. GORDON’S RAIN WILL SPREAD NORTHWEST AND THEN NORTH. THAT MOISTURE WILL TEAM UP WITH A COLD FRONT, WHICH WILL HEAD TOWARD US BY LATE THURSDAY INTO FRIDAY. SHOWERS AND SOME STORMS POSSIBLE THEN. WE THINK IT SHOULD MOVE SOUTH AND STALL. THE BIG QUESTION…AND ALWAYS THE QUESTION…WHERE ? NEW ENGLAND HAS THE BEST CHANCE OF DRIER COOLER WX BY FRIDAY…ELSEWHERE IT COULD REMAIN HUMID AND SOMETIMES WET.
THE FORECAST:
TODAY: PARTLY SUNNY- HOT – HUMID – LOWER 90S
TONIGHT: PARTLY CLOUDY- LOWER 70S
THURS: HAZY – HUMID – CHANCE OF A THUNDERSTORM – LOWER 90S
FRI: SHOWERS AND A THUNDERSTORM – NOT AS HOT OR HUMID -75-80
SAT: PARTLY CLOUDY- MID 7
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Above…early morning radar of Gordon. Heavy rains over Mississippi & Alabama. Below – track of Gordon….and look at Atlantic basin.
Below- today’s risk of severe thunderstorms in dark green followed by animated maps for next 2 days and rainfall for next 7 days. Heaviest rain along the track of Gordon’s left over moisture.
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