As promised, while not completely dry, Saturday was a delightful day with only some widely scattered storms.
Sunday looks similar, if not a notch drier.
You may have noticed a ‘slight’ drop in humidity Saturday, mainly in our more-northern areas. Nothing to write home about, but at least not quite as thick, which is why we haven’t had heat advisories.
Rain chances will remain low on Monday and then slowly creep up as we wait to see how much tropical moisture surges into our area Thursday and Friday.
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This, of course, is all based on the track of a system that hasn’t formed yet, but has a 60% chance of becoming at least a depression over the next week, but likely at least five days down the road.
Models are showing likely development, but because the system really hasn’t formed yet, our confidence in how, when and where the storm forms and moves is low.
But our confidence in tropical moisture is increasing. Our GFS Model continues to show a plume of tropical moisture surging into Florida Thursday and Friday, even as the system, developed or undeveloped, remains well to our west.
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Our European Model, which has always favored more of a western solution and would have left us in the clear, is now trending a bit more east and a bit more in line with the GFS Model.
This would indicate that rain chances are increasing even as wind concerns simply don’t exist yet because the system has so many question marks.
TONIGHT: Partly cloudy. A Keys storm. Rain: 10%. Low: 77°.
SUNDAY: Sunny. A few afternoon storms. Rain: 30%. High: 91°.
MONDAY: Sunny. A few afternoon storms. Rain: 30%. High: 90°.
TUESDAY: Partly cloudy. Scattered storms. Breezes increase. Rain: 40%. High: 89°.
