Good Morning from Meteorologist Chris Whited...
* Cold front continues to move through the Big Country this morning and could still fire off a stray thundestorm, mainly east of Abilene. Otherwise we missed out on the storm chances as the best dynamics stayed well to our north. Mostly sunny weather will dominate the rest of the day with highs in the middle 70s and lows tonight into the middle to upper 40s.
* The above mentioned front will stall across the central and southern areas of the state tonight and will slowly lift back northward as a warm front on Wednesday. A strong upper level storm system will move in tomorrow evening. The dryline will also mix into the area. The point here is all these ingredients will spell out a better chance for thunderstorms. The dymanics look a better with this system. In fact, the SPC has 2/3rds of the viewing area outlined in a "slight" risk for severe storms tomorrow afternoon and evening.
* A strong front is due in by Friday and will bring quite a drastic chance to the forecast with highs only in the 50s on Friday and Saturday. Lows at night Friday night and Saturday morning could be flirting near freezing.
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Have a nice Tuesday...
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