Low Humidity Sunshine Humidity Rises Weekend

We are enjoying a nice afternoon of weather with sunshine with some patchy clouds around. Temperatures are in the 80s and the humidity is a bit lower than yesterday but the push of dry air will increase tonight which sets us for two nice days ahead of sunshine, low humidity and temperatures into the 80s. Hurricane Chris cam be seen on the lower right of the satellite loop this afternoon as it pulls away to the east northeast. Chris will accelerate away and leave some rough seas and rip currents at the beaches for another day or so.

EASTERN SATELLITE

REGIONAL RADAR

Radars are quiet this afternoon and there shouldn’t be anything of consequence although a shower could pop up this evening in one or two spots. If it does it won’t last long. Tonight will be a nice pleasant night of clear skies with lows Thursday morning in the mid 50s inland to low and mid 60s along the coast and warmer urban areas.

Thursday’s highs will be into the 80s except 70s at the shore and the same will hold for Friday with sunshine both days and subdued humidity. The humity starts to rise somewhat over the weekend and we can throw in the chance for a scattered thunderstorm inland both weekend days though it should be rain free for most people most of the time.

GFS FORECAST SATURDAY JULY 14, 2018

The next weather front will arrive late Tuesday so very warm humid conditions will carry us until then with highs by day in the mid to upper 80s. A cooler dry air mass should follow for the middle of next week. Beryl’s remnants will be off the Southeast Coast for the next few days and regeneration is possible as upper level winds relax. The flow would likely carry it to the northeast over the weekend.

Please note that with regards to any tropical storms or hurricanes, should a storm be threatening, please consult your local National Weather Service office or your local government officials about what action you should be taking to protect life and property.