Drier air settling in...
>> Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Last night, we had a pretty good little area of rain and storms traverse parts of the region. This was triggered by the same disturbance that brought some rain and storms early Tuesday to parts of Mississippi and Alabama. However, behind that disturbance, some drier air is arriving and a less humid day will unfold for our Wednesday across much of the region with highs in the 80s.
Afternoons will remain relatively warm through Friday.
Autumn chill...
Our first real taste of fairly chilly Autumn air will arrive in time for the weekend. Saturday will be fairly blustery with north winds through the day and Piedmont highs in the 60s under full sun. Sunday will also feature 60s for highs with sun.
Morning lows will indeed be chilly. As soon as Saturday morning, temps will likely dip into the 40s. The coolest mornings will likely be Sunday and Monday mornings, and if the wind can go calm overnight, a few spots might even reach the upper 30s.
Tropics...
Ophelia is with us again, and Philippe is still out in the Atlantic. See the video for more on both of these systems.
2 comments:
I see the pattern for next week is going to warm up again towards the Tuesday/Wednesday time frame. Have you noticed any long term pattern change for that, as far as cooler temps getting in here? It sure would be nice.
The overall pattern looks fairly changeable for the next few weeks....no real sign of sustained hot or cold.
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