The Week Ahead

I see no changes in the forecast through Saturday, however miscalculations about Sunday on both thunderstorm and humidity likelihood did become evident—I’m squashing both as surface winds will be more from the northwest and the air will definitely be drier through Monday. The chances of any shower or thunderstorm is "there" but extremely minimal—of the isolated variety. After Tuesday's chances of rain, Wednesday will have my attention as I’ll be keeping my eyes on what might be a developing backdoor front as a High moves eastward across Canada, possibly poising itself to push winds into our area from the southeast giving us clouds and dampness possibly even drizzle, we'll see how this develops also…before we see the more humid pattern setting up on Thursday and Friday with south winds—combining with a storm system across the Tennessee valley that may bring in some more significant rain for the last two days of the work week. Though the system is a portrayed as a weakening one…depending on how much it does dissipate— at the very least it will be unsettled with the potential of showers during the day on Saturday. Its still a long way off as the system is now over Montana…so I’ll watch it and give updates on its progression and how the computer models are portraying it as time moves forward.