Forecast Last Updated at Monday, July 6, 2020 at 6:23PM

Good Rain Coming

The story the first half of this week is focused around low pressure meandering up from the Gulf Coast and exiting the Mid-Atlantic coast Friday. Isolated showers & thundershowers developed late this afternoon and continue this evening(mainly across the western Foothills) as tropical moisture begins to spread northwards. A few showers are possible late in the overnight hours as as well as the low inches closer. Tuesday and Wednesday have good coverage of showers and thundershowers keeping a lid on temperatures.

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Monday Hi: 86 Lo: 66 Partly to mostly cloudy; Isolated evening shower or thundershower; More so western FH's; Showers possible again late; Calm wind

Tuesday Hi: 80 Lo: 66 Mostly cloudy; Scattered showers & thundershowers; Less warm; Light SE wind

Wednesday Hi: 83 Lo: 64 Mostly cloudy; Scattered, mostly PM showers and thundershowers; Light NE wind

Thursday Hi: 88 Lo: 66 Partly cloudy & warmer; Cannot rule out an afternoon thundershower

Friday Hi: 89 Lo: 66 Partly cloudy; Isolated showers and thundershowers in the afternoon; Warm

Further Out

Saturday - Becoming mostly cloudy in the PM; Scattered PM showers and thundershowers; High in the upper 80s; Low in the mid 60s
Sunday - Afternoon cloud build-ups; Isolated PM showers and thundershowers; High in the upper 80s; Low in the mid 60s

Forecast Discussion

If somehow you missed a shower over the weekend you will have your chance this week. Low pressure along the AL/FL coastal regions moves northeast tonight bringing a tropical stew of moisture with it. As we await the better catalyst for rain, we'll keep an isolated evening thundershower in the forecast for.

Tuesday and Wednesday have good coverage of showers. Some of which break loose quickly tomorrow morning, but the bulk of it comes Tuesday afternoon and night, and then again Wednesday afternoon. Clouds and rain will keep it less warm, though very muggy.

Once the low gets the NC coast Thursday we're back to just pop-up afternoon showers that afternoon and Friday. It will be warmer as more sun returns.

After a couple of days to "dry out" a front approaches Saturday prompting scattered PM showers followed by a quieter Sunday.

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