Wednesday...

Some nice rains moved into much of the region overnight last night, and rain will continue at times through this morning before tapering off this afternoon. There was even some lightning involved during the pre-dawn hours, and a few more rumbles of thunder are possible. However, severe weather will not be a problem....those issues will remain to our south.

Drier air will settle in tonight, and it will be nice with most lows dropping into the upper 50s.

Tomorrow will be warmer with highs back into the mid 80s. Humidity levels will be pretty low, making for a fairly comfortable day. A few pop-up afternoon storms will be possible...same story Friday. Right now, the weekend looks primarily dry.

In the tropics, I am still watching two tropical waves out in the Atlantic....see the NHC map on the right. Most computer modeling continues to develop one or both of those systems. The first tropical wave, located northeast of the Caribbean islands, could be a threat to the Bahamas and then either Florida into the Gulf or possibly the Southeast coast....we shall see.