From Meteorologist Nathan Motz....
Another day of above average temperatures and slightly breezy conditions here in the Big Country, but there are changes in store for late this weekend.
Tomorrow, we will begin to see some increasing clouds and winds out of the south bringing in a little bit of moisture from the Gulf of Mexico. Then on Sunday night, a cold front and some upper level energy will move across the area, giving us a good chance of thunderstorms through Monday morning.
At this time, it does appear that some of these storms will have the potential to be strong to severe, especially across our eastern counties. Still, these storms should bring some beneficial rainfall along with the chance of severe weather.
Cooler temperatures will arrive with the front on Monday and temperatures should moderate somewhat by Tuesday and Wednesday before another cold front cools us off for the end of next week.
Have a great weekend!!!
Friday, February 29, 2008
Texas Drought Update:
* Just wanted to point out that the new data from the US Drought Monitor was released recently and conditions are worsening across West Central Texas.
* The Big Country region (roughly north of Interstate 20) is now all placed under Drought Stage 1 - Moderate conditions. Conditions worsen across the Northern Concho Valley and the Heartland as those areas of West Central Texas are now under Drought Stage 2 - Severe conditons.
* Other than the chance for rain late Sunday and early Monday, the pattern over the next week and a half looks to remain dry and above normal on temperatures.
* You can get more on the drought here in Texas and across the United States at this link: http://www.drought.unl.edu/DM/monitor.html
-KRBC Meteorologist Chris Whited
Warm & Muggy Weekend, Strong Storms Sunday Night
Good Morning Everyone:
Fire threat is lower today thanks to low clouds and a front that is slipping through the Big Country this morning. We are seeing overcast conditions in some areas but sunshine will pop out from the clouds from time to time in the southern areas while areas north of I-20 should see a partly cloudy day. Highs today will top out in the upper 60s to lower 70s.
Low level moisture and higher dewpoints will return as we go into the weekend ahead of our next storm system late Sunday. Highs will reach into the middle and upper 70s with mild nights ahead.
Severe Weather: The Storm Prediction Center has a good part of our area (roughly along and west of TX 208 or a Snyder to Sweetwater to Robert Lee line) under a slight risk for severe weather for late Sunday and early Monday. Here is a piece of the Hazardous Weather Outlook from the NWS/San Angelo:
.DAYS TWO THROUGH SEVEN...FRIDAY THROUGH TUESDAY
THERE IS A CHANCE OF THUNDERSTORMS SUNDAY AS A STRONG UPPER LEVEL
STORM SYSTEM APPROACHES. A STRONG COLD FRONT WILL MOVE THROUGH
SUNDAY NIGHT. DUE TO THE STRENGTH OF THE SYSTEM...ISOLATED SEVERE
STORMS WILL BE POSSIBLE...MAINLY ALONG AND EAST OF AN ABILENE TO SAN ANGELO TO SONORA LINE.
Next week will start on a cool note with overcast and chilly conditions for Monday but a quick warming trend on Tuesday before the next front arrives middle to late next week.
Out in "voodoo" land on the forecast models (roughly 7-14 days out) things appear to remain dry and warm with the main storm track to the North of West Central Texas and off to the east across the Deep South.
More on your forecast coming up this morning on West Texas Today and of course tonight on KRBC News at 5,6, and 10:00.
Have a great weekend!
- KRBC Meteorologist Chris Whited
Fire threat is lower today thanks to low clouds and a front that is slipping through the Big Country this morning. We are seeing overcast conditions in some areas but sunshine will pop out from the clouds from time to time in the southern areas while areas north of I-20 should see a partly cloudy day. Highs today will top out in the upper 60s to lower 70s.
Low level moisture and higher dewpoints will return as we go into the weekend ahead of our next storm system late Sunday. Highs will reach into the middle and upper 70s with mild nights ahead.
Severe Weather: The Storm Prediction Center has a good part of our area (roughly along and west of TX 208 or a Snyder to Sweetwater to Robert Lee line) under a slight risk for severe weather for late Sunday and early Monday. Here is a piece of the Hazardous Weather Outlook from the NWS/San Angelo:
.DAYS TWO THROUGH SEVEN...FRIDAY THROUGH TUESDAY
THERE IS A CHANCE OF THUNDERSTORMS SUNDAY AS A STRONG UPPER LEVEL
STORM SYSTEM APPROACHES. A STRONG COLD FRONT WILL MOVE THROUGH
SUNDAY NIGHT. DUE TO THE STRENGTH OF THE SYSTEM...ISOLATED SEVERE
STORMS WILL BE POSSIBLE...MAINLY ALONG AND EAST OF AN ABILENE TO SAN ANGELO TO SONORA LINE.
Next week will start on a cool note with overcast and chilly conditions for Monday but a quick warming trend on Tuesday before the next front arrives middle to late next week.
Out in "voodoo" land on the forecast models (roughly 7-14 days out) things appear to remain dry and warm with the main storm track to the North of West Central Texas and off to the east across the Deep South.
More on your forecast coming up this morning on West Texas Today and of course tonight on KRBC News at 5,6, and 10:00.
Have a great weekend!
- KRBC Meteorologist Chris Whited
Thursday, February 28, 2008
Elevated Fire Danger Across West Central Texas:
From KRBC Meteorologist Chris Whited...
The National Weather Service in San Angelo, Midland, Fort Worth and Norman have placed all of the KRBC viewing area under a Red Flag Warning for today as we are set up for another dry and windy day across the Big Country, Heartland and the Northern Concho Valley. There is also a Lake Wind Advisory in effect for the area waterways across West Central Texas.
A weak front will move into the area late tonight only bringing a few clouds and will cool temperatures down only a few degrees into the upper 60s and lower 70s on Friday. Warmer weather will be back in place over the weekend ahead of the next front which will move in late Sunday and early Monday. Forecast models are bringing rain chances with the front. Looks like the best rain chances will be across the Eastern Big Country and the Heartland.
Next week we will see a taste of cooler air working into the area however the fire threat will probably increase again as we dry out from what rain we may see Sunday and Monday. Looking down the road, the extended periods of the model runs keep our area relatively dry and warm. I don't see any good rain chances beyond the 7 day forecast period.
Finally, you may notice I am the new face on West Texas Today and with KRBC News. A little about me... I'm from Oneonta, Alabama and received my degree from Mississippi State University. I actually started my career just down the road at our sister station KLST where I was the weekend meteorologist and a news reporter from 2004 to late 2006. Some of you in the Northern Concho Valley may remember me from my days in San Angelo. In addition to working in San Angelo, I have also worked as the morning meteorlogist (my last job before joining KRBC) at WTOK-TV in Meridian, Mississippi. I'm excited to be back in West Texas and forecasting weather for KRBC. Feel free to drop me a line anytime at cwhited@krbc.tv if you have a question about something or want to know a little more about me.
Enjoy your Thursday
The National Weather Service in San Angelo, Midland, Fort Worth and Norman have placed all of the KRBC viewing area under a Red Flag Warning for today as we are set up for another dry and windy day across the Big Country, Heartland and the Northern Concho Valley. There is also a Lake Wind Advisory in effect for the area waterways across West Central Texas.
A weak front will move into the area late tonight only bringing a few clouds and will cool temperatures down only a few degrees into the upper 60s and lower 70s on Friday. Warmer weather will be back in place over the weekend ahead of the next front which will move in late Sunday and early Monday. Forecast models are bringing rain chances with the front. Looks like the best rain chances will be across the Eastern Big Country and the Heartland.
Next week we will see a taste of cooler air working into the area however the fire threat will probably increase again as we dry out from what rain we may see Sunday and Monday. Looking down the road, the extended periods of the model runs keep our area relatively dry and warm. I don't see any good rain chances beyond the 7 day forecast period.
Finally, you may notice I am the new face on West Texas Today and with KRBC News. A little about me... I'm from Oneonta, Alabama and received my degree from Mississippi State University. I actually started my career just down the road at our sister station KLST where I was the weekend meteorologist and a news reporter from 2004 to late 2006. Some of you in the Northern Concho Valley may remember me from my days in San Angelo. In addition to working in San Angelo, I have also worked as the morning meteorlogist (my last job before joining KRBC) at WTOK-TV in Meridian, Mississippi. I'm excited to be back in West Texas and forecasting weather for KRBC. Feel free to drop me a line anytime at cwhited@krbc.tv if you have a question about something or want to know a little more about me.
Enjoy your Thursday
Wednesday, February 27, 2008
HIGH FIRE DANGER AGAIN THURSDAY
FROM KRBC CHIEF METEOROLOGIST RANDY TURNER ..
SOME THINGS NEVER SEEM TO CHANGE. LATELY, THE GUSTY WIND, LOW HUMIDITY AND LACK OF RAIN CONTINUES TO FUEL THE FIRE DANGER. ONCE AGAIN THURSDAY, WIND FROM THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST WILL GUST FROM 20 TO 30MPH, SOMETIMES HIGHER, LEADING TO RED FLAG WARNINGS AROUND OUR AREA. BURN BANS ARE IN EFFECT AREAWIDE.
THE QUESTION THEN BECOMES "WHEN WILL IT RAIN?"
THE ANSWER IS AN OUTSIDE CHANCE THIS WEEKEND, ESPECIALLY SUNDAY AND SUNDAY NIGHT, BUT I'M NOT EXPECTING ANY SIGNIFICANT TOTALS AND NOT EVERYONE WILL SEE RAIN. IT IS A VERY SLIGHT CHANCE.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT: CLEAR AND 41. SSW WIND 10 TO 15.
THURSDAY: SUNNY AND WINDY, HIGH 78. SSW WIND 20 TO 30.
THURSDAY NIGHT: CLEAR AND 44 WITH A WEAK COLD FRONT DROPPING IN.
FRIDAY: MOSTLY SUNNY TO PARTLY CLOUDY, HIGH NEAR 68.
FRIDAY NIGHT: PARTLY CLOUDY AND 50.
SATURDAY: PARTLY CLOUDY AND WARM, HIGHS LOW TO MID 70'S, SLIGHT CHANCE FOR AFTERNOON SHOWERS OR STORMS.
SATURDAY NIGHT: PARTLY CLOUDY, LOW 50'S, SLIGHT CHANCE FOR STORMS.
SUNDAY: PARTLY CLOUDY AND WARM, APPROACHING 80, SLIGHT CHANCE FOR STORMS.
SUNDAY NIGHT: STRONG COLD FRONT ARRIVES, LOW 40.
MONDAY: MOSTLY SUNNY, AROUND 60.
SOME THINGS NEVER SEEM TO CHANGE. LATELY, THE GUSTY WIND, LOW HUMIDITY AND LACK OF RAIN CONTINUES TO FUEL THE FIRE DANGER. ONCE AGAIN THURSDAY, WIND FROM THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST WILL GUST FROM 20 TO 30MPH, SOMETIMES HIGHER, LEADING TO RED FLAG WARNINGS AROUND OUR AREA. BURN BANS ARE IN EFFECT AREAWIDE.
THE QUESTION THEN BECOMES "WHEN WILL IT RAIN?"
THE ANSWER IS AN OUTSIDE CHANCE THIS WEEKEND, ESPECIALLY SUNDAY AND SUNDAY NIGHT, BUT I'M NOT EXPECTING ANY SIGNIFICANT TOTALS AND NOT EVERYONE WILL SEE RAIN. IT IS A VERY SLIGHT CHANCE.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT: CLEAR AND 41. SSW WIND 10 TO 15.
THURSDAY: SUNNY AND WINDY, HIGH 78. SSW WIND 20 TO 30.
THURSDAY NIGHT: CLEAR AND 44 WITH A WEAK COLD FRONT DROPPING IN.
FRIDAY: MOSTLY SUNNY TO PARTLY CLOUDY, HIGH NEAR 68.
FRIDAY NIGHT: PARTLY CLOUDY AND 50.
SATURDAY: PARTLY CLOUDY AND WARM, HIGHS LOW TO MID 70'S, SLIGHT CHANCE FOR AFTERNOON SHOWERS OR STORMS.
SATURDAY NIGHT: PARTLY CLOUDY, LOW 50'S, SLIGHT CHANCE FOR STORMS.
SUNDAY: PARTLY CLOUDY AND WARM, APPROACHING 80, SLIGHT CHANCE FOR STORMS.
SUNDAY NIGHT: STRONG COLD FRONT ARRIVES, LOW 40.
MONDAY: MOSTLY SUNNY, AROUND 60.
Warmer and Windy Today
From Meteorologist Brandon Rector...
We are starting off with a wide range of temperatures this morning. In some locations, such as Brownwood, it is in the low 20s because of calm winds. In others it is in the 30s to low 40s due to winds from the southwest at 8 to 14 mph. It will be warmer for us today thanks to those southwest winds. Highs look to be in the mid 60s to 70 across the area. Winds should pick up from 5 to 10 mph this morning to 15 to 20 mph this afternoon. We have Red Flag Warnings in effect for Haskell, Fisher, Jones, Nolan, Taylor, Coke and Runnels counties from noon to 6 pm today. These counties as well as Throckmorton, Shackelford, Callahan, Coleman and Runnels counties are under a Fire Weather Watch for Thursday afternoon. With high to critical fire weather conditions expected the next couple of days, we need to continue to use extreme caution outdoors.
Tomorrow should be even warmer with stronger southwest winds. Highs look to be in the low to mid 70s.
A weak cold front is expected to move through the region early Friday. This will cool us down a bit for the end of the work week with highs in the upper 60s.
Saturday looks to be mostly cloudy with more moisture in the area. With an upper level disturbance possibly passing by, there is a slight chance for showers and thunderstorms. Highs will be in the low 70s.
The slight chance for rain will continue on Sunday with warmer temperatures. Highs look to be in the upper 70s.
A strong cold front is expected to move through the Big Country Sunday night into Monday morning. The chance for showers and thunderstorms will increase to 20%. Highs for the start of next week should be in the mid 50s.
On a side note, this will be my last weather blog here at KRBC. I am moving to another station in Lincoln, Nebraska. It has been an honor, priveledge and joy to forecast the weather here in the Big Country over the past four and a half years. Thank you for relying on me as your source for weather. I wish everyone all the best for the future.
Have a wonderful Wednesday!
We are starting off with a wide range of temperatures this morning. In some locations, such as Brownwood, it is in the low 20s because of calm winds. In others it is in the 30s to low 40s due to winds from the southwest at 8 to 14 mph. It will be warmer for us today thanks to those southwest winds. Highs look to be in the mid 60s to 70 across the area. Winds should pick up from 5 to 10 mph this morning to 15 to 20 mph this afternoon. We have Red Flag Warnings in effect for Haskell, Fisher, Jones, Nolan, Taylor, Coke and Runnels counties from noon to 6 pm today. These counties as well as Throckmorton, Shackelford, Callahan, Coleman and Runnels counties are under a Fire Weather Watch for Thursday afternoon. With high to critical fire weather conditions expected the next couple of days, we need to continue to use extreme caution outdoors.
Tomorrow should be even warmer with stronger southwest winds. Highs look to be in the low to mid 70s.
A weak cold front is expected to move through the region early Friday. This will cool us down a bit for the end of the work week with highs in the upper 60s.
Saturday looks to be mostly cloudy with more moisture in the area. With an upper level disturbance possibly passing by, there is a slight chance for showers and thunderstorms. Highs will be in the low 70s.
The slight chance for rain will continue on Sunday with warmer temperatures. Highs look to be in the upper 70s.
A strong cold front is expected to move through the Big Country Sunday night into Monday morning. The chance for showers and thunderstorms will increase to 20%. Highs for the start of next week should be in the mid 50s.
On a side note, this will be my last weather blog here at KRBC. I am moving to another station in Lincoln, Nebraska. It has been an honor, priveledge and joy to forecast the weather here in the Big Country over the past four and a half years. Thank you for relying on me as your source for weather. I wish everyone all the best for the future.
Have a wonderful Wednesday!
Tuesday, February 26, 2008
Freeze Wednesday AM - Then Warmer
FROM KRBC CHIEF METEOROLOGIST RANDY TURNER ..
AFTER CHILLY TEMPERATURES TODAY, WE'LL GET BACK TO WARM WEATHER WEDNESDAY AND CONTINUE TO ENJOY THE WARMTH THROUGH SUNDAY. WHAT WE SHOULD SEE OVER THE NEXT FEW DAYS IS A GRADUAL RETURN OF LIMITED GULF MOISTURE. WHAT THIS MEANS FOR OUR WEATHER IS A VERY SLIGHT CHANCE FOR SHOWERS OR ISOLATED THUNDERSTORMS LATE SATURDAY, SATURDAY NIGHT AND SUNDAY. THE CHANCE ISN'T GOOD AT ALL. MOST LIKELY, AS HAS BEEN THE CASE, THE BEST CHANCE FOR RAIN WILL STAY TO OUR EAST. ANOTHER STRONG COLD FRONT IS DUE SUNDAY NIGHT INTO MONDAY. TONIGHT - LOOK FOR A FREEZE AREAWIDE, LOW NEAR 30 IN ABILENE. ON WEDNESDAY, EXPECT HIGHS AROUND 66 AND INTO THE LOW 70'S BY THURSDAY. WEEKEND TEMPERATURES WILL BE EVEN WARMER WITH SOME UPPER 70'S TO LOW 80'S.
AFTER CHILLY TEMPERATURES TODAY, WE'LL GET BACK TO WARM WEATHER WEDNESDAY AND CONTINUE TO ENJOY THE WARMTH THROUGH SUNDAY. WHAT WE SHOULD SEE OVER THE NEXT FEW DAYS IS A GRADUAL RETURN OF LIMITED GULF MOISTURE. WHAT THIS MEANS FOR OUR WEATHER IS A VERY SLIGHT CHANCE FOR SHOWERS OR ISOLATED THUNDERSTORMS LATE SATURDAY, SATURDAY NIGHT AND SUNDAY. THE CHANCE ISN'T GOOD AT ALL. MOST LIKELY, AS HAS BEEN THE CASE, THE BEST CHANCE FOR RAIN WILL STAY TO OUR EAST. ANOTHER STRONG COLD FRONT IS DUE SUNDAY NIGHT INTO MONDAY. TONIGHT - LOOK FOR A FREEZE AREAWIDE, LOW NEAR 30 IN ABILENE. ON WEDNESDAY, EXPECT HIGHS AROUND 66 AND INTO THE LOW 70'S BY THURSDAY. WEEKEND TEMPERATURES WILL BE EVEN WARMER WITH SOME UPPER 70'S TO LOW 80'S.
Much Cooler, But Still Windy
From Meteorologist Brandon Rector...
We are starting off colder this morning with temperatures in the mid 30s to mid 40s. Winds are breezy from the north right now, but by this afternoon it should be windy. Winds are expected to be sustained at 15 to 25 mph with gusts of 30 to 35 mph. We will be much cooler today with highs in the mid to upper 50s. Our fire danger remains elevated today, so please be careful out there. Comanche, Eastland and Stephens counties are under a Red Flag Warning and Wind Advisory through this afternoon. Critical fire weather conditions are expected in those areas today.
High fire danger will remain areawide Wednesday and Thursday due to strong southerly winds. Highs will range from the upper 60s to low 70s during this time period.
A cold front is expected to move through the area on Friday. This will cool us down a bit with highs in the mid to upper 60s. It looks like we will not see any precipitation out of the front.
We will bring in a slight chance for rain Saturday afternoon through Monday due to an upper level trough that may affect the area. Highs this weekend should be in the upper 60s to low 70s. A cold front is expected to move through the area on early Monday. This will cool our highs down to the low to mid 50s.
Have a terrific Tuesday!
We are starting off colder this morning with temperatures in the mid 30s to mid 40s. Winds are breezy from the north right now, but by this afternoon it should be windy. Winds are expected to be sustained at 15 to 25 mph with gusts of 30 to 35 mph. We will be much cooler today with highs in the mid to upper 50s. Our fire danger remains elevated today, so please be careful out there. Comanche, Eastland and Stephens counties are under a Red Flag Warning and Wind Advisory through this afternoon. Critical fire weather conditions are expected in those areas today.
High fire danger will remain areawide Wednesday and Thursday due to strong southerly winds. Highs will range from the upper 60s to low 70s during this time period.
A cold front is expected to move through the area on Friday. This will cool us down a bit with highs in the mid to upper 60s. It looks like we will not see any precipitation out of the front.
We will bring in a slight chance for rain Saturday afternoon through Monday due to an upper level trough that may affect the area. Highs this weekend should be in the upper 60s to low 70s. A cold front is expected to move through the area on early Monday. This will cool our highs down to the low to mid 50s.
Have a terrific Tuesday!
Monday, February 25, 2008
MORE WINDY WEATHER TUESDAY
FROM KRBC CHIEF METEOROLOGIST RANDY TURNER ..
HUGE GRASS FIRES IN COKE, STERLING, CALLAHAN, COLEMAN AND OTHER COUNTIES KEPT FIREMEN BUSY MONDAY. WHILE THE WIND SHOULDN'T BE AS GUSTY TUESDAY, IT IS CERTAINLY GOING TO CONTINUE CAUSING A HAZARD AND WILD FIRE DANGER PERSISTS.
EXPECT MUCH COOLER TEMPERATUERS TUESDAY, AROUND 30 DEGREES COOLER THAN THE 90 WE HAD MONDAY IN ABILENE.
WIND WILL BE 10 TO 20 WITH GUSTS TO 25 TUESDAY. STILL DRY, WITH NO RAIN IN THE FORECAST.
WE SHOULD SEE A FREEZE TUESDAY NIGHT BUT REBOUND TO ABOUT 70 ON WEDNESDAY AND STAY IN THE 70'S INTO THE WEEKEND.
I HAVE ADDED A SLIGHT CHANCE FOR RAIN TO THE FORECAST SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
HUGE GRASS FIRES IN COKE, STERLING, CALLAHAN, COLEMAN AND OTHER COUNTIES KEPT FIREMEN BUSY MONDAY. WHILE THE WIND SHOULDN'T BE AS GUSTY TUESDAY, IT IS CERTAINLY GOING TO CONTINUE CAUSING A HAZARD AND WILD FIRE DANGER PERSISTS.
EXPECT MUCH COOLER TEMPERATUERS TUESDAY, AROUND 30 DEGREES COOLER THAN THE 90 WE HAD MONDAY IN ABILENE.
WIND WILL BE 10 TO 20 WITH GUSTS TO 25 TUESDAY. STILL DRY, WITH NO RAIN IN THE FORECAST.
WE SHOULD SEE A FREEZE TUESDAY NIGHT BUT REBOUND TO ABOUT 70 ON WEDNESDAY AND STAY IN THE 70'S INTO THE WEEKEND.
I HAVE ADDED A SLIGHT CHANCE FOR RAIN TO THE FORECAST SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
Warm and Windy Start To The Week
From Meteorologist Brandon Rector...
We are starting off mild this morning with temperatures mainly in the mid 50s to low 60s. There are a few locations such as Brownwood that have managed to drop down to the mid 40s. The reason for the difference in temperatures is the wind. In Brownwood, winds are light from the south-southwest. In the other parts of the area, winds are stronger from the south-southwest. Overall today, everyone will be warm and windy. Highs are expected to reach the upper 70s to mid 80s. Winds will be strong from the southwest at 15 to 35 mph. A cold front is expected to move through the region during the mid and late afternoon hours. This will shift our winds to the northwest at 15 to 35 mph. No rain is expected with the front. A Red Flag Warning is in effect for the entire area today. This means there will be critical fire weather conditions throughout the area. Please be careful and don't do things like throw cigarette butts out of the window of your vehicle.
Tomorrow will be much cooler and breezy with highs in the mid 50s to 60 under mostly sunny skies.
Wednesday looks dry with mostly sunny skies and highs in the mid to upper 60s.
Warm and windy conditions should return Thursday with highs in the low to mid 70s.
A weak cold front looks to move through the area on Friday. This will cool us down a bit with highs in the mid to upper 60s.
An upper level low may send some disturbances our way this weekend. We could see some showers and perhaps a few thunderstorms. The chance will be slight on Saturday and 20% on Sunday. Highs look to be in the low to mid 60s.
Have a magnificent Monday!
We are starting off mild this morning with temperatures mainly in the mid 50s to low 60s. There are a few locations such as Brownwood that have managed to drop down to the mid 40s. The reason for the difference in temperatures is the wind. In Brownwood, winds are light from the south-southwest. In the other parts of the area, winds are stronger from the south-southwest. Overall today, everyone will be warm and windy. Highs are expected to reach the upper 70s to mid 80s. Winds will be strong from the southwest at 15 to 35 mph. A cold front is expected to move through the region during the mid and late afternoon hours. This will shift our winds to the northwest at 15 to 35 mph. No rain is expected with the front. A Red Flag Warning is in effect for the entire area today. This means there will be critical fire weather conditions throughout the area. Please be careful and don't do things like throw cigarette butts out of the window of your vehicle.
Tomorrow will be much cooler and breezy with highs in the mid 50s to 60 under mostly sunny skies.
Wednesday looks dry with mostly sunny skies and highs in the mid to upper 60s.
Warm and windy conditions should return Thursday with highs in the low to mid 70s.
A weak cold front looks to move through the area on Friday. This will cool us down a bit with highs in the mid to upper 60s.
An upper level low may send some disturbances our way this weekend. We could see some showers and perhaps a few thunderstorms. The chance will be slight on Saturday and 20% on Sunday. Highs look to be in the low to mid 60s.
Have a magnificent Monday!
Sunday, February 24, 2008
Hang on to Your Hat !!
FROM KRBC CHIEF METEOROLOGIST RANDY TURNER ..
IT'S AN ALL TOO FAMILIAR SITUATION MONDAY - GUSTY WIND, HIGH FIRE DANGER, RED FLAG WARNINGS IN EFFECT. AN AREA OF LOW PRESSURE DEVELOPING TO OUR WEST WILL SHIFT THE WIND TO THE WEST MUCH OF THE DAY BEFORE A COLD FRONT ARRIVES LATE DAY WHICH SHIFTS THE WIND TO THE NORTHWEST.
TEMPERATURES WILL BE AROUND 80 BEFORE THE ARRIVAL OF THE COOLER AIR. ANOTHER PROBLEM COULD BE DUST IN THE AFTERNOON WAS THE FRONT BRINGS THE SOUTH PLAINS TO THE BIG COUNTRY.
I'M NOT EXPECTING RAIN THIS WEEK .. SOME SIGNS TRYING TO POINT TO A SLIGHT CHANCE BY NEXT SUNDAY BUT WAY TOO EARLY TO PUT MUCH CONFIDENCE IN THAT SCENARIO.
SUNDAY NIGHT - CLEAR WITH A FEW CLOUDS AND LOW NEAR 50.
MONDAY - SUNNY, WARM AND WINDY - GUSTY WIND MEANS HIGH FIRE DANGER, HIGH NEAR 80. SOUTHWEST / WEST / AND NORTHWEST WIND 20 TO 30.
MONDAY NIGHT - CLEAR AND UPPER 30'S.
TUESDAY - SUNNY AND 59 WITH GUSTY NORTH WIND - WILL FEEL CHILLY ALL DAY.
WEDNESDAY THROUGH FRIDAY - WARMING TREND BUT DRY.
IT'S AN ALL TOO FAMILIAR SITUATION MONDAY - GUSTY WIND, HIGH FIRE DANGER, RED FLAG WARNINGS IN EFFECT. AN AREA OF LOW PRESSURE DEVELOPING TO OUR WEST WILL SHIFT THE WIND TO THE WEST MUCH OF THE DAY BEFORE A COLD FRONT ARRIVES LATE DAY WHICH SHIFTS THE WIND TO THE NORTHWEST.
TEMPERATURES WILL BE AROUND 80 BEFORE THE ARRIVAL OF THE COOLER AIR. ANOTHER PROBLEM COULD BE DUST IN THE AFTERNOON WAS THE FRONT BRINGS THE SOUTH PLAINS TO THE BIG COUNTRY.
I'M NOT EXPECTING RAIN THIS WEEK .. SOME SIGNS TRYING TO POINT TO A SLIGHT CHANCE BY NEXT SUNDAY BUT WAY TOO EARLY TO PUT MUCH CONFIDENCE IN THAT SCENARIO.
SUNDAY NIGHT - CLEAR WITH A FEW CLOUDS AND LOW NEAR 50.
MONDAY - SUNNY, WARM AND WINDY - GUSTY WIND MEANS HIGH FIRE DANGER, HIGH NEAR 80. SOUTHWEST / WEST / AND NORTHWEST WIND 20 TO 30.
MONDAY NIGHT - CLEAR AND UPPER 30'S.
TUESDAY - SUNNY AND 59 WITH GUSTY NORTH WIND - WILL FEEL CHILLY ALL DAY.
WEDNESDAY THROUGH FRIDAY - WARMING TREND BUT DRY.
Friday, February 22, 2008
Friday Afternoon Update
From Meteorologist Nathan Motz.....
Afternoon high temperatures will be on the increase over the weekeend, despite a weak cold front moving through the area late in the day on Saturday. Tomorrow through Monday, high temperatures will remain in the 70's to around 80 degrees.
However, the above average temperatures will move out of the area by Tuesday as a stronger cold front will drop temperatures back into the upper 50's. Rain chances will remain scarce, however, as drier winds from out of the southwest will limit the moisture return from the Gulf of Mexico. Thus, dry and mild weather will continue from Tuesday on into late next week.
Breezy conditions will also prevail tomorrow through Tuesday and we will have to watch the fire weather danger as a dry west-southwest wind will continue across the area. The fire danger will peak as we head into Monday as very warm temperatures in the lower 80's will combine with dry southwesterly winds and fairly low relative humidities.
Have a great weekend!!!
Afternoon high temperatures will be on the increase over the weekeend, despite a weak cold front moving through the area late in the day on Saturday. Tomorrow through Monday, high temperatures will remain in the 70's to around 80 degrees.
However, the above average temperatures will move out of the area by Tuesday as a stronger cold front will drop temperatures back into the upper 50's. Rain chances will remain scarce, however, as drier winds from out of the southwest will limit the moisture return from the Gulf of Mexico. Thus, dry and mild weather will continue from Tuesday on into late next week.
Breezy conditions will also prevail tomorrow through Tuesday and we will have to watch the fire weather danger as a dry west-southwest wind will continue across the area. The fire danger will peak as we head into Monday as very warm temperatures in the lower 80's will combine with dry southwesterly winds and fairly low relative humidities.
Have a great weekend!!!
Warm Weekend Expected
From Meteorologist Brandon Rector...
We are off to another cold start this morning with temperatures in the mid 20s to low 30s. Fog has developed in many locations across the Big Country. This will be with us through at least mid-morning reducing visibilities. There could be a few slick spots in those areas that have received heavy enough mist so be careful. We should see decreasing clouds throughout the day. By this afternoon, highs look to be in the upper 50s to low 60s.
Saturday is going to be warm and windy with highs in the mid to upper 70s under mostly sunny skies. Winds are expected to be from the west-southwest at 15 to 30 mph.
A cold front looks to move through the area Saturday night. This will cool us down a bit for Sunday. Highs will be in the upper 60s to low 70s. Unfortunately, this should be a dry frontal passage for us.
Warm and windy conditions are expected to return on Monday with highs in the upper 70s to low 80s. Winds should be from the south-southwest at 20 to 30 mph.
A stronger cold front looks to move through the region Monday night. This will cool us down significantly for Tuesday with highs back down in the mid to upper 50s. A shower or thunderstorm can't be completely ruled out with this front, but the chance is less than slight right now.
Have a fantastic Friday!
We are off to another cold start this morning with temperatures in the mid 20s to low 30s. Fog has developed in many locations across the Big Country. This will be with us through at least mid-morning reducing visibilities. There could be a few slick spots in those areas that have received heavy enough mist so be careful. We should see decreasing clouds throughout the day. By this afternoon, highs look to be in the upper 50s to low 60s.
Saturday is going to be warm and windy with highs in the mid to upper 70s under mostly sunny skies. Winds are expected to be from the west-southwest at 15 to 30 mph.
A cold front looks to move through the area Saturday night. This will cool us down a bit for Sunday. Highs will be in the upper 60s to low 70s. Unfortunately, this should be a dry frontal passage for us.
Warm and windy conditions are expected to return on Monday with highs in the upper 70s to low 80s. Winds should be from the south-southwest at 20 to 30 mph.
A stronger cold front looks to move through the region Monday night. This will cool us down significantly for Tuesday with highs back down in the mid to upper 50s. A shower or thunderstorm can't be completely ruled out with this front, but the chance is less than slight right now.
Have a fantastic Friday!
Thursday, February 21, 2008
Warm Weekend on the Way
FROM KRBC CHIEF METEOROLOGIST RANDY TURNER ..
THE WARMING TREND BEGINS FRIDAY AND CONTINUES THROUGH THE WEEKEND. NO RAIN IS IN THE FORECAST OVER THE NEXT SEVEN DAYS. THE NEXT COLD FRONT SHOULD BE HERE MONDAY NIGHT.
GOING INTO THE WEEKEND - HIGHS 60-65 FRIDAY. 70-73 SATURDAY. 68-72 SUNDAY. MONDAY - MID 70'S, MAYBE WARMER.
ENJOY THE WARM TEMPS!!
THE WARMING TREND BEGINS FRIDAY AND CONTINUES THROUGH THE WEEKEND. NO RAIN IS IN THE FORECAST OVER THE NEXT SEVEN DAYS. THE NEXT COLD FRONT SHOULD BE HERE MONDAY NIGHT.
GOING INTO THE WEEKEND - HIGHS 60-65 FRIDAY. 70-73 SATURDAY. 68-72 SUNDAY. MONDAY - MID 70'S, MAYBE WARMER.
ENJOY THE WARM TEMPS!!
Cold For Now, But Warmer Temperatures Will Return Soon
From Meteorologist Brandon Rector...
It is a cold start to the day thanks to the cold front which moved through the area last night. Some arctic air has moved into the region. Temperatures are in the upper 20s to upper 30s. There is some fog and mist across the Big Country. This is limiting visibilities and possibly causing a few slick spots on elevated objects like bridges and overpasses. Be careful as you travel this morning to your destination. Slow down and use low beam headlights when you encounter the fog. There is a Winter Weather Advisory in effect for Knox county this morning. We will not warm up much today as highs look to be in the 40s under mostly cloudy skies. There is a 20% chance of showers and thunderstorms as the cold front remains stalled to the south and an upper level low passes us by to the north.
Friday should start off cold with temperatures in the low to mid 30s. By the afternoon, highs are expected to be in the mid to upper 50s under partly cloudy skies.
The weekend is looking beautiful with highs in the low 70s under mostly sunny skies.
We should start off the next work week warm with highs in the upper 70s on Monday. A cold front is expected to move through the region Monday night. It will be a dry frontal passage for us. Much cooler temperatures are likely Tuesday and Wednesday with highs in the mid to upper 50s.
Have a terrific Thursday!
It is a cold start to the day thanks to the cold front which moved through the area last night. Some arctic air has moved into the region. Temperatures are in the upper 20s to upper 30s. There is some fog and mist across the Big Country. This is limiting visibilities and possibly causing a few slick spots on elevated objects like bridges and overpasses. Be careful as you travel this morning to your destination. Slow down and use low beam headlights when you encounter the fog. There is a Winter Weather Advisory in effect for Knox county this morning. We will not warm up much today as highs look to be in the 40s under mostly cloudy skies. There is a 20% chance of showers and thunderstorms as the cold front remains stalled to the south and an upper level low passes us by to the north.
Friday should start off cold with temperatures in the low to mid 30s. By the afternoon, highs are expected to be in the mid to upper 50s under partly cloudy skies.
The weekend is looking beautiful with highs in the low 70s under mostly sunny skies.
We should start off the next work week warm with highs in the upper 70s on Monday. A cold front is expected to move through the region Monday night. It will be a dry frontal passage for us. Much cooler temperatures are likely Tuesday and Wednesday with highs in the mid to upper 50s.
Have a terrific Thursday!
Wednesday, February 20, 2008
Cold Into Friday
FROM KRBC CHIEF METEOROLOGIST RANDY TURNER ..
THE TEMPERATURE WAS OFFICIALLY 78 DEGREES WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON BUT IT DIDN'T TAKE LONG FOR THE TEMPERATURE TO FALL INTO THE 40'S AFTER THE PASSAGE OF AN ARCTIC FRONT. WIND CHILLS WERE IN THE LOW 30'S.
WE HAVE SOME UPPER LEVEL ENERGY COMING IN FROM THE WEST, NOT A DIRECT HIT FROM THE UPPER LOW, BUT ENOUGH TO PROVIDE SOME INSTABILITY. WE HAVE THE COLD AIR AT THE SURFACE AND WARM SOUTH WIND ONE MILE ABOVE THE GROUND. THE WARM OVER THE COLD ALONG WITH THE INSTABILITY LEADS TO OUR RAIN CHANCE .. SHOWERS AND ISOLATED T-STORMS .. TONIGHT AND THURSDAY. THE RAIN CHANCE SHOULD BE GONE BY THURSDAY NIGHT.
THOSE WATCHING KRBC FROM THE NORTHERN BIG COUNTRY COULD SEE SOME FREEZING DRIZZLE WEDNESDAY NIGHT/THURSDAY MORNING. KNOX COUNTY IS UNDER A WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY BECAUSE OF IT.
HIGHS THURSDAY MIDDLE 40'S. BY FRIDAY THE MIDDLE 50'S. SATURDAY THE UPPER 60'S. SUNDAY AND MONDAY THE LOW TO MID 70'S AGAIN. THE NEXT FRONT TO COOL US DOWN AGAIN ARRIVES ABOUT NEXT MONDAY NIGHT.
HOPE YOU HAD A CHANCE TO WATCH THE TOTAL LUNAR ECLIPSE WEDNESDAY NIGHT, IT WAS COOL.
THANKS FOR STOPPING BY.
RANDY
THE TEMPERATURE WAS OFFICIALLY 78 DEGREES WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON BUT IT DIDN'T TAKE LONG FOR THE TEMPERATURE TO FALL INTO THE 40'S AFTER THE PASSAGE OF AN ARCTIC FRONT. WIND CHILLS WERE IN THE LOW 30'S.
WE HAVE SOME UPPER LEVEL ENERGY COMING IN FROM THE WEST, NOT A DIRECT HIT FROM THE UPPER LOW, BUT ENOUGH TO PROVIDE SOME INSTABILITY. WE HAVE THE COLD AIR AT THE SURFACE AND WARM SOUTH WIND ONE MILE ABOVE THE GROUND. THE WARM OVER THE COLD ALONG WITH THE INSTABILITY LEADS TO OUR RAIN CHANCE .. SHOWERS AND ISOLATED T-STORMS .. TONIGHT AND THURSDAY. THE RAIN CHANCE SHOULD BE GONE BY THURSDAY NIGHT.
THOSE WATCHING KRBC FROM THE NORTHERN BIG COUNTRY COULD SEE SOME FREEZING DRIZZLE WEDNESDAY NIGHT/THURSDAY MORNING. KNOX COUNTY IS UNDER A WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY BECAUSE OF IT.
HIGHS THURSDAY MIDDLE 40'S. BY FRIDAY THE MIDDLE 50'S. SATURDAY THE UPPER 60'S. SUNDAY AND MONDAY THE LOW TO MID 70'S AGAIN. THE NEXT FRONT TO COOL US DOWN AGAIN ARRIVES ABOUT NEXT MONDAY NIGHT.
HOPE YOU HAD A CHANCE TO WATCH THE TOTAL LUNAR ECLIPSE WEDNESDAY NIGHT, IT WAS COOL.
THANKS FOR STOPPING BY.
RANDY
Back Door Cold Front Will Be Here Soon
From Meteorologist Brandon Rector...
It is a cool start to the day this morning with temperatures in the low 40s to mid 50s. Areas of fog will be possible. In fact, there is a Dense Fog Advisory for Mitchell and Scurry counties until 9 a.m. It is in these locations that visibilities could be a quarter of a mile or less. Be careful if you encounter fog this morning. Give yourself plenty of time to get to your destination and use your low beam headlights. It will be partly to mostly cloudy today with highs in the upper 60s to low 70s across the area.
A back door cold front is expected to arrive by midnight tonight. It is called a back door cold front because it will back into the area from the north-northeast. Much colder conditions are expected Wednesday night through Thursday because there will be some arctic air behind this front. We have a 30% chance of showers and thunderstorms tonight. Lows will be in the mid to upper 30s. Some locations, such as Knox County and the extreme northern portions of the viewing area, could get down to freezing. This means there may be a period of freezing rain in those areas. No major problems are expected as everyone will have highs well above freezing by the afternoon. Highs look to be in the low to mid 40s. There is a 40% chance of showers and thunderstorms on Thursday.
We may see a few lingering showers early Friday morning. Skies should clear through the day as highs reach the low to mid 50s.
The weekend is looking dry with highs ranging from the mid 60s on Saturday to the low 70s on Sunday.
Have a wonderful Wednesday!
It is a cool start to the day this morning with temperatures in the low 40s to mid 50s. Areas of fog will be possible. In fact, there is a Dense Fog Advisory for Mitchell and Scurry counties until 9 a.m. It is in these locations that visibilities could be a quarter of a mile or less. Be careful if you encounter fog this morning. Give yourself plenty of time to get to your destination and use your low beam headlights. It will be partly to mostly cloudy today with highs in the upper 60s to low 70s across the area.
A back door cold front is expected to arrive by midnight tonight. It is called a back door cold front because it will back into the area from the north-northeast. Much colder conditions are expected Wednesday night through Thursday because there will be some arctic air behind this front. We have a 30% chance of showers and thunderstorms tonight. Lows will be in the mid to upper 30s. Some locations, such as Knox County and the extreme northern portions of the viewing area, could get down to freezing. This means there may be a period of freezing rain in those areas. No major problems are expected as everyone will have highs well above freezing by the afternoon. Highs look to be in the low to mid 40s. There is a 40% chance of showers and thunderstorms on Thursday.
We may see a few lingering showers early Friday morning. Skies should clear through the day as highs reach the low to mid 50s.
The weekend is looking dry with highs ranging from the mid 60s on Saturday to the low 70s on Sunday.
Have a wonderful Wednesday!
Tuesday, February 19, 2008
Sneaky Cold Front Drops in Wednesday Night
FROM KRBC CHIEF METEOROLOGIST RANDY TURNER ..
THERE IS A FLY IN THE OINTMENT IN THIS FORECAST PERIOD, AND THAT IS THE UNCERTAINTY OF HOW MUCH COLD AIR MAY SPILL INTO OUR AREA WEDNESDAY NIGHT AND THURSDAY. I'M GOING TO LEAN WITH THE COLDER TEMPERATURES THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, BASED ON COLD AIR BEING IN PLACE, WARM AIR OVERRUNNING THE COLD AIR ABOUT A MILE ABOVE THE GROUND CAUSING DRIZZLE, LIGHT RAIN AND KEEPING TEMPERATURES FROM WARMING UP MUCH THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. I'VE CHANGED MY FORECAST A LOT THURSDAY AND FRIDAY BY DROPPING TEMPERATURES IN ANTICIPATION OF THE COLDER AIR AND ASSOCIATED LIGHT MOISTURE. IT STILL APPEARS WE'LL WARM UP A LITTLE FRIDAY (50'S), 60'S BY SATURDAY, 70'S BY SUNDAY.
TUESDAY NIGHT: PARTLY CLOUDY AND 48.
WEDNESDAY: PARTLY CLOUDY AND 70.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT: COLD FRONT DROPS TEMPS TO 32.
THURSDAY: A CLOUDY AND COLD DAY, HIGH OF 40, DRIZZLE AND A FEW SHOWERS.
THURSDAY NIGHT: CLOUDY, LIGHT SHOWERS, 36.
FRIDAY: MOSTLY CLOUDY, LIGHT SHOWERS (20%) AND HIGH OF 50.
SATURDAY: PARTLY CLOUDY AND 62.
SUNDAY: SUNNY AND 70.
THURSDAY NIGHT: C
THERE IS A FLY IN THE OINTMENT IN THIS FORECAST PERIOD, AND THAT IS THE UNCERTAINTY OF HOW MUCH COLD AIR MAY SPILL INTO OUR AREA WEDNESDAY NIGHT AND THURSDAY. I'M GOING TO LEAN WITH THE COLDER TEMPERATURES THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, BASED ON COLD AIR BEING IN PLACE, WARM AIR OVERRUNNING THE COLD AIR ABOUT A MILE ABOVE THE GROUND CAUSING DRIZZLE, LIGHT RAIN AND KEEPING TEMPERATURES FROM WARMING UP MUCH THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. I'VE CHANGED MY FORECAST A LOT THURSDAY AND FRIDAY BY DROPPING TEMPERATURES IN ANTICIPATION OF THE COLDER AIR AND ASSOCIATED LIGHT MOISTURE. IT STILL APPEARS WE'LL WARM UP A LITTLE FRIDAY (50'S), 60'S BY SATURDAY, 70'S BY SUNDAY.
TUESDAY NIGHT: PARTLY CLOUDY AND 48.
WEDNESDAY: PARTLY CLOUDY AND 70.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT: COLD FRONT DROPS TEMPS TO 32.
THURSDAY: A CLOUDY AND COLD DAY, HIGH OF 40, DRIZZLE AND A FEW SHOWERS.
THURSDAY NIGHT: CLOUDY, LIGHT SHOWERS, 36.
FRIDAY: MOSTLY CLOUDY, LIGHT SHOWERS (20%) AND HIGH OF 50.
SATURDAY: PARTLY CLOUDY AND 62.
SUNDAY: SUNNY AND 70.
THURSDAY NIGHT: C
Warmer Today, But Colder Later This Week
From Meteorologist Brandon Rector...
We are off to another cold start this morning with temperatures in the low to mid 30s. Today should be warmer with highs reaching the mid to upper 60s under partly cloudy skies. Breezy conditions are expected with winds from the south at 10 to 20 mph.
Mostly cloudy skies look to be with us on Wednesday as a cold front approaches the area from the north-northeast. This is what we call a backdoor cold front since it will back into the region. Highs for the middle of the week should be in the mid to upper 60s. There is a 20% chance of showers and thunderstorms beginning Wednesday evening.
The cold air behind this front is expected to be shallow and much colder temperatures look to be with us Thursday and Friday. Upper level disturbances as well as an upper level low should move close to or over the Big Country during this time period. Our chance for showers and thunderstorms will increase to 30%. Highs on these days look to be in the upper 40s. We could be even colder, so stay tuned.
Saturday should be dry and cool with highs in the mid to upper 50s under partly cloudy skies.
Sunday and Monday will be warmer with highs in the low 70s.
Have a terrific Tuesday!
We are off to another cold start this morning with temperatures in the low to mid 30s. Today should be warmer with highs reaching the mid to upper 60s under partly cloudy skies. Breezy conditions are expected with winds from the south at 10 to 20 mph.
Mostly cloudy skies look to be with us on Wednesday as a cold front approaches the area from the north-northeast. This is what we call a backdoor cold front since it will back into the region. Highs for the middle of the week should be in the mid to upper 60s. There is a 20% chance of showers and thunderstorms beginning Wednesday evening.
The cold air behind this front is expected to be shallow and much colder temperatures look to be with us Thursday and Friday. Upper level disturbances as well as an upper level low should move close to or over the Big Country during this time period. Our chance for showers and thunderstorms will increase to 30%. Highs on these days look to be in the upper 40s. We could be even colder, so stay tuned.
Saturday should be dry and cool with highs in the mid to upper 50s under partly cloudy skies.
Sunday and Monday will be warmer with highs in the low 70s.
Have a terrific Tuesday!
Monday, February 18, 2008
Quiet Weather Pattern
FROM KRBC CHIEF METEOROLOGIST RANDY TURNER..
CLOUDS HELD TEMPERATURES A LITTLE COOLER THAN EXPECTED MONDAY BUT IT WAS STILL A VERY NICE DAY.
AFTER A COOL MORNING TUESDAY, EXPECT ANOTHER FINE DAY, SUNSHINE AND HIGHS WARMING TO THE MIDDLE 60'S.
A PROBLEMSOME COLD FRONT LOOKS TO GET INTO AT LEAST THE NORTHERN BIG COUNTRY LATE WEDNESDAY WHICH WILL HAVE AN IMPACT ON THE TEMPERATURE FORECAST. AS OF NOW, I'M GOING MID 60'S WEDNESDAY BUT THE FRONT COULD EASILY COOL THAT NUMBER IF IT PROGRESSES FARTHER SOUTH THAN ANTICIPATED.
WITH THE FRONT IN THE REGION, A SLIGHT 20% CHANCE FOR SHOWERS IS IN ORDER FOR THURSDAY AND THURSDAY NIGHT BUT IT LOOKS AS IF FRIDAY WE SHOULD BE BACK TO DRY WEATHER WHICH WILL CARRY INTO THE WEEKEND.
TEMPERATURES SHOULD BE WARM THIS UPCOMING WEEKEND.
CLOUDS HELD TEMPERATURES A LITTLE COOLER THAN EXPECTED MONDAY BUT IT WAS STILL A VERY NICE DAY.
AFTER A COOL MORNING TUESDAY, EXPECT ANOTHER FINE DAY, SUNSHINE AND HIGHS WARMING TO THE MIDDLE 60'S.
A PROBLEMSOME COLD FRONT LOOKS TO GET INTO AT LEAST THE NORTHERN BIG COUNTRY LATE WEDNESDAY WHICH WILL HAVE AN IMPACT ON THE TEMPERATURE FORECAST. AS OF NOW, I'M GOING MID 60'S WEDNESDAY BUT THE FRONT COULD EASILY COOL THAT NUMBER IF IT PROGRESSES FARTHER SOUTH THAN ANTICIPATED.
WITH THE FRONT IN THE REGION, A SLIGHT 20% CHANCE FOR SHOWERS IS IN ORDER FOR THURSDAY AND THURSDAY NIGHT BUT IT LOOKS AS IF FRIDAY WE SHOULD BE BACK TO DRY WEATHER WHICH WILL CARRY INTO THE WEEKEND.
TEMPERATURES SHOULD BE WARM THIS UPCOMING WEEKEND.
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