A few quick notes from the forecast office this afternoon…
*Tomorrow still looks generally wet and stormy. No wash-out, but occasional showers and storms are likely, some with heavy rain. Temperatures might not get out of the low 80s.
*Drier air begins to arrive Sunday, and showers will thin out greatly. Monday and Tuesday at this point look generally dry with lower humidity.
*Some hint at a convective complex moving through Alabama Wednesday in the northwest flow aloft; the GFS MOS shows a high of only 79 for Birmingham Wednesday!
*Still no sign of any excessively hot weather for the rest of June with a mean upper trough over the eastern U.S.
I have had a great week being the “mad meteorologist” at Summer Xtreme 2:52 at Double Oak Community Church in Mount Laurel this week… thanks to all the kids and workers! My next Weather Xtreme video will be posted Monday morning at 7:00 a.m….. Brian Peters will have the video updates over the weekend. And, the great Alabama weather legend J.B. Elliott will keep an eye on the sky for the rest of the evening as storms continue moving slowly through Alabama.
