**No Weather Xtreme video this afternoon**
We will get back on the regular schedule (hopefully!) tomorrow… with two videos per day.
Quick afternoon forecast notes:
*Looks like tomorrow will be the last day with numerous showers and storms. The 12Z model runs continue the idea of moving Fay northeast of here by Wednesday with significant drying by then. Still, we need to leave at least a chance of scattered showers and storms in for Wednesday since the NAM hints that a decent amount of moisture will linger (the GFS is much drier)
*Looks like we will be dry Thursday and Friday, with temperatures returning to the low 90s. Don’t forget, this is August in Alabama, you know.
*For the Labor Day weekend, looks like we will need to mention scattered showers and storms Saturday through Monday, but no “wash-out”. Highs around 90.
*Tropical Storm Gustav has formed in the Caribbean. Like Fay, this one will be disrupted by Hispanolia and Cuba; the NHC track has it on the north coast of Cuba Saturday morning. Much more on this system early tomorrow on the next Weather Xtreme video.
We have been hammered by an incredible amount of traffic today… the blog should be “back to normal” this afternoon… thanks for your patience! We will keep fresh updates coming through the night as the rain continues to fall from Fay.
