Forecasts and weather updates from Beau Dodson.
A large area of high pressure is covering much of the United States, bringing heat to the northern part of the country. Our region is not expected to see the worst of that heat, but it will still become hot…
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A large area of high pressure is bringing record-breaking heat to parts of the western United States. Fortunately, the most extreme heat will stay north of our region, stretching from the Northern Plains to the Great Lakes.
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No major weather concerns this week. We will have low-end shower and thunderstorm chances. Perhaps slightly higher on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Showers and thunderstorms already moving across the area this morning will continue for a while longer. These storms are producing very heavy rainfall, and areas that are hit by multiple storms could experience flash flooding.
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Hot and humid air will move into the region today, with afternoon temperatures in the lower 90s and very muggy conditions.
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Today's weather will be similar to the past couple of days, with scattered afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms. Most storms will be typical summer storms, producing brief gusty winds, frequent lightning, and heavy downpours.…
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A slow-moving weather system will remain over the region through Wednesday, bringing scattered showers and thunderstorms each day, especially during the afternoon and early evening.
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A weather pattern with cooler air in the upper atmosphere will keep temperatures near or slightly below normal this week. It will also bring scattered showers and thunderstorms, mainly during the afternoon and early evening each day.
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Another day of heat and high dew points. Afternoon temperatures combined with high dew points will make it feel like 105 to 112 degrees. An Extreme Heat Warning remains in effect through this evening.
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⚠️ Low confidence in the forecast for late Friday night into Saturday night. It is possible that one or more MCS's impact our region. MCS's are thunderstorm complexes. Monitor updates.
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A large area of high pressure will remain parked over the southeastern United States, keeping the Quad State region very hot and humid through the rest of the week.
Read updateA large area of high pressure will continue to build over our region today and remain in place for most of the week. This weather pattern will bring a long stretch of very hot and humid weather.
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