Wash, rinse, repeat...

>> Thursday, May 30, 2013

Same ole....same ole. We will continue to see highs well into the 80s with very little in the way of rain chances through Saturday.

At the same time, this has been an extremely active weather week in the Plains and Midwest, and there will be more severe weather in some of those areas today.

A cold front will begin to approach Sunday, so I expect the mountains, foothills, and probably the western piedmont to pick up the chance of a few showers and storms by later Sunday afternoon.

Monday still looks like the day with the best chance of showers and storms as the front moves through.

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More of the same...

>> Wednesday, May 29, 2013

If you liked the weather yesterday, you will like the forecast today through Saturday. We will continue to see lots of sun with highs well into the 80s. The rain chance in any one spot through Saturday remains very low as well.

The big upper ridge overhead begins to break down Sunday, allowing a cold front to approach. So, some mountain, foothill, and possibly western piedmont PM showers/ storms are possible by Sunday afternoon.

The front will slowly slide through Monday, and that is the day with the best shower and storm chances.

A pretty big outbreak of severe weather looks likely in the Plains today.... see the video for more on all of this.

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Summer-like pattern this week....

>> Tuesday, May 28, 2013

An upper level ridge will continue to get established over the Southeast as we roll through this week, and that ridge will provide us with a Summer-like setup.

The heat will not be a big problem. In fact, many spots around the region will remain shy of 90 for highs. However, highs each day through the weekend will push well into the 80s with lows in the 60s.

A trough will move into the region next Monday and bring the chance of showers and storms. Between now and then, rain chances will be limited to just a handful of isolated afternoon showers or storms with most spots staying dry each day.

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