Humid with showers and storms...

>> Friday, August 05, 2011



Due to clouds, showers, and storms, the heat will take a break for the next couple of days. Piedmont highs today will range from the mid to upper 80s around the Triad to at most the lower 90s for the CLT and RDU areas. We will see scattered showers and storms today and tonight.

Tomorrow looks unsettled with a good coverage of rain and storms at times. Highs will likely be similar tomorrow to what we will see today.

The heat will spike briefly again Monday with some mid to upper 90s, but with time next week, at least some subtle troughing will try to settle into the eastern US. The result will be a gradually decrease in temps as the week unfolds, especially late-week.

Emily...

Hispaniola completely tore Emily apart, and it is now a remnant low. It might re-organize a bit, but it looks to stay out to sea and not be a big problem.

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Muggier today...better storm chances ahead...Emily latest...

>> Thursday, August 04, 2011



It is a warmer and muggier morning out there today compared to recent mornings, and it will be a muggier day overall for our Thursday. It will still be fairly hot with most highs in the mid 90s, and when you factor in the humidity, afternoon heat index values will exceed 100 degrees at times. A few isolated storms are also possible this afternoon and tonight.




A disturbance will move through the region tomorrow and Saturday, and in response to that, a good number of scattered showers and storms should develop. Due to more clouds and storms, highs tomorrow and Saturday will probably be held a little shy of 90 in most spots.




The heat will build again Sunday and Monday with highs surging well up through the 90s again.




Emily...




Tropical Storm Emily is centered close to the southern coast of Hispaniola. Big-time flooding problems will continue in Haiti and the Dominican Republic.




Emily will lift northwest into the Bahamas later tomorrow and then likely bend to the north and northeast a couple hundred miles off of the Carolina coast and out to see. Probably no huge impacts on the coast in terms of flooding rain or wind, but I do think there will be some significantly increased surf over the weekend into Monday or so.




If you have a beach trip planned this weekend, I personally would not say you need to cancel your plans. However, you do need to keep up with the latest information on Emily in the event some changes occur with the forecast, which is certainly possible.

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Muggier today...better storm chances ahead...Emily latest...

It is a warmer and muggier morning out there today compared to recent mornings, and it will be a muggier day overall for our Thursday. It will still be fairly hot with most highs in the mid 90s, and when you factor in the humidity, afternoon heat index values will exceed 100 degrees at times. A few isolated storms are also possible this afternoon and tonight.


A disturbance will move through the region tomorrow and Saturday, and in response to that, a good number of scattered showers and storms should develop. Due to more clouds and storms, highs tomorrow and Saturday will probably be held a little shy of 90 in most spots.


The heat will build again Sunday and Monday with highs surging well up through the 90s again.


Emily...


Tropical Storm Emily is centered close to the southern coast of Hispaniola. Big-time flooding problems will continue in Haiti and the Dominican Republic.


Emily will lift northwest into the Bahamas later tomorrow and then likely bend to the north and northeast a couple hundred miles off of the Carolina coast and out to see. Probably no huge impacts on the coast in terms of flooding rain or wind, but I do think there will be some significantly increased surf over the weekend into Monday or so.


If you have a beach trip planned this weekend, I personally would not say you need to cancel your plans. However, you do need to keep up with the latest information on Emily in the event some changes occur with the forecast, which is certainly possible.

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