HOT & Isolated Storms but Front on the Way

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First, mya apology to everyone who views our video map discussions. I'm not sure what adjustment I made this morning, but the video was completely un-viewable. Whatever I did, the one this afternoon came out the same way, so I'm redoing it in hopes of getting something you can actually watch.

No substantial change to the forecast as it stands. It is just plain H.O.T in Central Alabama. I had a high of 95 while many locations were in the lower to mid 90s. That will change tomorrow and Friday with more clouds plus a cold front - or is that really a cool front - moving through the state. I think most people will see some rain but don't expect a lot. I'd have to say we'll probably see around a half inch in most spots but some locations could see a little more in the heavier showers. Just the nature of convection.\

The front should mean somewhat drier air with dewpoints expected to fall back at least into the lower 60s - maybe some upper 50s. So Saturday and Sunday are looking very nice.

Next week we see the trough remaining in place over the eastern half of the country. With a closed low still be forecast on the GFS, we can expect some wet weather for Georgia, North Florida, and the Carolinas, but Alabama will be on the dry side. But with northerly flow, we shouldn't see temperatures back into the mid 90s for much of the week.

Interesting the little disturbance showing up on the Texas coast. That disturbance is likely to bring 3 to 4 inches of rain to the southern Texas coast. And we start hurricane season tomorrow.

Again, my apology for the rotten video this morning. I have an early morning appointment downtown, so there probably won't be a video but I will try to make a post here.

-Brian-