THIS WEEKEND
We're starting out your Saturday with mostly 60s and a few 50s across the area under mostly cloudy skies. Today, we should stay dry, although stray shower can't be completely ruled out. Highs will be in the low 80s Tomorrow, we continue with the mostly cloudy conditions, but isolated showers will be back in the forecast. Highs will be in the low 80s.
NEXT WEEK:
We start out the week with mostly cloudy skies with an isolated shower possible for Monday and highs in the mid 80s. Tuesday and Wednesday, we should see some more sunshine, but skies will be partly cloudy with mostly dry conditions. A stray shower will be possible, but most of you will stay dry. With the added sunshine, afternoon highs will be in the upper 80s to near 90. Then Thursday and Friday, a front enters the area, and that will be bring isolated showers back to the forecast, along with some cooler air, with afternoon highs in the upper 70s by Fruday.
NEXT WEEKEND:
If that frontal system moves further south of us, the weekend should be dry with partly cloudy skies and highs in eht eupper 70s to near 80. But, if that front stalls a little closer to home, we may have to leave a slight chance for showers in the forecast.
TROPICS:
2 areas of disturbed wweather, one in the northern Guld, and the other off the southeast coast of Florida, have b=no chance of development, but they'kk probably bring increased chances for rain to their respective regions. Elsewhere, a healthy area of low pressure is located just off the coast of Africa. NHC gives this system a 50% of development over the next 7 days, but in the short-term, dry air and shear should keep anything from forming.
Thanks for watching WRBL News 3 and have a great Saturday! - Meteorologist Brian Thomas
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