Beautiful Stuff

It doesn't get much better in mid-August than the weather we had today. Just great with lots of sun, highs in the low to mid 80s, and very pleasant humidity values.

A bit warmer and muggier tomorrow, but still not bad considering the time of year.

Cold front gradually moves through Tuesday and Wednesday....scattered shower and storm chances both of those days. It still looks like the front will make it south of the area, so I am keeping the forecast primarily dry Thursday through next weekend.

Tropics...
Two areas to discuss this evening. First, a tropical wave in the Caribbean Sea. It is not as healthy looking now as it was this morning, but still an area that bears watching for signs of development.

Secondly, most models continue to indicate that some sort of tropical low will develop along the stalled front off of the southeast coast. And, it looks like whatever forms could theoretically make a run at the Southeast coast beforepossibly getting turned out to sea. But it is way to early for those types of specifics....we don't even have a well-defined low pressure area yet!

Check out this link...this is the 12z run of the GFDL from today....we will certainly keep watching....

http://bricker.met.psu.edu/~arnottj/cgi-bin/gfdltc2.cgi?time=2006081312-invest93l&field=Sea+Level+Pressure&hour=Animation