Today’s highs reached 87-92 with heat indices peaking at 92-102.
And that’s after this morning’s lows of 66-73.
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Rainfall totals at various scales over the area range from 0 to 0.71 inches of rain/storms hit or miss late this afternoon.
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Residual rain leaves our southern and southeastern counties early tonight, then a wave of showers and scattered storms will pass through overnight into Wednesday morning.
Break with sunshine and breezy conditions with winds (SW gusts 25-33 mph) from the SW and highs 85-89 tracking (heat index 91-98).
A broken rain/storm line should form just east of US 231/43 and then move east along the cold front then in the afternoon after breaking with the sun.
The wind should be heading to the west behind the front.
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Lots of clouds (stratus/cumulus) should center from the north-northwest Wednesday night into Thursday with intermittent rain showers and brisk northwest winds of 22-28 mph.
Highs of 70-76 are expected on Thursday after 62-65 am.
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Friday looks to be partly cloudy (cumulus/stratocumulus) with northwest winds 10-20 mph and a high of only 70-75 after 56-60 AM.
After 50s on Saturday morning, the day features sunshine and cumulus clouds with a high of 75-79.
After 50-55 Sunday morning, it will likely be 78-82 Sunday as winds shift to the east, then southeast.
On Monday, temperatures are likely to range between 79 and 83, with southeast to south winds and dense clouds. A few showers are possible by the evening.
Scattered rain is expected on Tuesday, ranging between 75 and 80 degrees.
You can see Monday night….then the forecast radar on Tuesday:
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As the weather remains cold next Wednesday, some intermittent rain is likely with partly cloudy skies. It is expected to reach levels of 70-75.
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This front passes through Najaf, where a major hurricane may threaten Bermuda and a tropical system may develop in the south or west of the Gulf.
If anything it could become an absolute disaster for Bermuda.
We should see a very quick warm-up, but with a 82-86 comeback.
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Your 10-day forecast:
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More rain and storms are possible at times near and just after mid-September.
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It should be followed by a cold snap with lower than normal temperatures, but late September to early October looks warmer than normal at this point:
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