Weather Alert Day: Timing out arrival of strong storms
By Wednesday a system will move through bringing showers and thunderstorms. Starting mid afternoon a few rounds of strong storms will kick off with some potentially becoming severe. There is a slight risk for severe weather (level 2/5) with strong winds being the primary risk.
QUICK WEATHER FORECAST:
- Today: Scattered t-storms, high 82
- Tonight: Rain continues, low 65
- Thursday: Showers & cooler, high 79 (60)
- Friday: Chance of t-storms, high 81 (64)
- Saturday: Spotty storms, high 82 (64)
- Sunday: Few pop-ups, high 79 (60)
FORECAST DISCUSSION:
By Wednesday a system will move through bringing showers and thunderstorms. Starting mid afternoon a few rounds of strong storms will kick off with some potentially becoming severe. There is a slight risk for severe weather (level 2/5) with strong winds being the primary risk.
Around evening commute the best chance for isolated stronger storms will well east of I-71. Better chances for city to see isolated strong storms will be between the hours of 9-11pm. Highs will reach the low 80s.
Overnight there will be more chances for scattered showers. A few rumbles of thunders will accompany them. Lows will be much cooler than they have been for some time. Temperatures will fall to the low-mid 60s. Winds will still be breezy at times.
As the storms move through and the cold front passes, cooler temperatures on the back end will not last for long. A rebound back to the 80s will return by the week’s end. Throughout Memorial Day weekend there will be several rounds of spotty showers and thunderstorms. Next week brings a return to normal temperatures for this time of year.