BLOG: The Day After
Yesterday's / last night's rain has ended. However, as an impulse of upper-level energy rotates around a trough axis located in the Eastern Region this afternoon, there could be a brief, passing shower. Temperatures will be in the mid and upper-50s, and there should also be some sunshine out there today. Some clearing is likely tonight.
The weekend should be dry, since another impulse of energy tomorrow and tomorrow night should slide by to the north of the Mason-Dixon Line (as well as its precipitation). Highs both tomorrow and Sunday will be in the upper-50s to near 60 degrees.
Monday should be dry, and also a little cooler. Thankfully, as a high pressure system builds into the Eastern Region early next week, we should benefit from some much needed dry weather for a few days, but there could be some rain during the second half of the week, especially starting later Wednesday night and lasting into Thursday. However, let's just keep an eye on an area of disturbed weather that will be developing over the Tennessee Valley on Monday. As long as the strong ridge of high pressure located over northern New England and southeastern Canada suppresses the clouds and rain associated with this system to our south, then the next best chance for rain won't be until Wednesday night or Thursday.
Have a good weekend !!!
