Good evening and thanks for stopping by the new blog. Over time I plan to keep adding new features to make the blog even better. I appreciate all of you taking the time out to read my thoughts on the weather. I hope this will help you better understand the weather and what we can expect to see in Region 8.
Moving on to what's going on in the weather department. Last night in my forecast I talked about an area of low pressure that would track to our south keeping the rain south of the area, but would bring clouds. That indeed has been the case today.
This area of low pressure will continue to slide to the east on Tuesday, but this system plus an upper trough will provide more clouds. High pressure will start to take hold on Wednesday meaning drier/sinking air. We will see decreasing clouds throughout our Wednesday and temperatures will begin to warm.
An upper level ridge will move in on Friday and continue through most of the weekend. This will mean even warmer temperatures with 60s by Sunday. Models diverge with the placement of a storm Sunday into Monday, which would have an effect on us. As of right now I think we stay dry on Sunday with rain and storms on Monday. Right now the way the setup looks for Monday's storm, we could see strong storms in our area. Just throwing that out there.
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