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Yesterday didn’t feel too bad outside to me. However, it was hot and humid for this time of year. High temps were mainly in the mid-upper 80s, and the humidity was moderate. Today the humidity will increase and the temps will rise a little more. One cool front is falling apart offshore. A stronger cold front is gaining strength over the Midwest. High pressure lies in between.
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We’ll be mostly sunny today with a light and variable wind. So high temps will run up into the upper 80s with a couple of 90s inland. The heat index will be near 90 for many.
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The strong cold front will march to the southeast tomorrow, but it won’t get here until late in the day. We’ll have quiet weather for the first half of the day. Then a few showers and storms will form north of the metro during the afternoon.
These storms will drop to the southeast into the evening. There could be a few strong storms with some gusty winds.
Hopefully, we’ll get some heavy rain for a bit. We need every drop we can get. I’m a little leery on the coverage though. Lately, the models have advertised a lot of rain, but the super dry ground has eaten up some of the past rain showers. So I’ve capped the chance at 40% for tomorrow. The models tomorrow morning will be more dependable. So check back for updates on that. Either way it is going to be hot and humid tomorrow. High temps will be near 90 in the metro. We’ll be in the mid-upper 80s north of the metro and probably in the low-mid 90s over North Carolina. However, tomorrow there will be a strong breeze out of the southwest. So that will help a bit in how it feels. That should offset the heat indices in the low-mid 90s a bit.
By Friday the big temperature drop arrives. High temps will only be in the upper 60s to low 70s.
The humidity will drop like a brick.
We’ll have lots of sun Friday with a steady north breeze. This will be the first full day of Fall.
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We’ll have great weather on Saturday! We’ll have lots of sunshine with lows in the 50s and high temps in the low 70s. We’ll warm up a bit more on Sunday into the low 80s, but the humidity shouldn’t rise much.
While we will be cooling down nicely, the tropics are heating up. (Too cheesy?). As I write this blog there are 2 named storms with a high potential for a third soon.
There are 2 weak disturbances in the eastern Atlantic, but I won’t be talking about them today. Hurricane Fiona has made the biggest headlines so far. It is now a category 4 hurricane. The eye is very distinct on satellite.
Feature along this path. Then they split as to how fast and hard it turns northward.
This will greatly depend on the synoptic weather over the U.S. The 2 global models (The GFS and Euro) take this into account. Here is what they show in about a week.
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The GFS is scary as it sends the system (as a hurricane) into the Gulf of Mexico without any land interaction. So for now folks along the Gulf Coast will have to watch this carefully. There is a low chance that it could move more to the east and ride up along the east coast. We have LOTS of time to monitor.
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With the recent uptick in tropical activity the waves are going to start increasing at our beaches soon. The rip current threat isn’t too high today. However, it will probably be high tomorrow through the weekend. The waves may be good for experienced surfers for a time tomorrow.
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