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That is it for now; I will have updates on Isaac as they come in. Have a great night and God bless.

CovingtonWatch Forecast for Tuesday, August 28th, 2012

Warnings, Watches, and Advisories: None

OVERNIGHT THRU THURSDAY: High pressure will be overhead for the next few days as we wait for what is left of Isaac to move our way. Tonight will be the only night with clouds overhead, but those leave us early Wednesday morning. Highs for Wednesday and Thursday will be in the upper 80s to lower 90s under sunshine. Clear skies for overnight Wednesday and Thursday with lows in the upper 50s to lower 60s.

FRIDAY THRU TUESDAY: What is left of Isaac will move in closer on Friday Night. Not only that, we have a frontal system that will stall out during the overnight hours and on Saturday. What is left of Isaac will move towards us overnight Saturday and Sunday. Our rain chances for Friday, Saturday, and Sunday will be on the high side. 30% for Friday, 67% for Saturday, and 63% for Sunday. We do have a chance for showers and thunderstorms on Labor Day as a frontal system will move over during the day. We start to dry out on Tuesday. One of the models has the Covington area at 6” of rain when all is said and done.

Covington Pollen.com PollenCast

Wednesday: 9.4 (Med-High)

Thursday: 11.5 (High)

Friday: 10.1 (High)

CovingtonWatch Seven Day Forecast

Tonight: Partly cloudy, 59

Wednesday: Sunny, 87

Wednesday Night: Clear, 58

Thursday: Sunny, hot, 91

Thursday Night: Mostly clear, 63

Friday: Widely scattered showers and thunderstorms, partly sunny, 90

Saturday: Scattered showers and thunderstorms, cloudy, 81

Sunday: Scattered showers and thunderstorms, cloudy, 82

Monday: Isolated showers and thunderstorms, partly sunny, 85

Tuesday: Mostly sunny, 86

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That is it for now; I will have updates on Isaac as they come in. Have a great night and God bless.

Hurricane Isaac 1PM CDT Advisory for Tuesday, August 28th, 2012

NHC Headline: Hurricane Isaac is moving northwestward towards the Mouth of the Mississippi River; flooding from storm surge and rainfall expected.

All the information is as of the 1PM CDT Advisory.
Cat: 1

Location: 28.4N 88.7W

About 55 Miles SSE of the Mouth of the Mississippi River

About 135 Miles SE of New Orleans, LA

Maximum Sustained Winds: 75MPH

Present Movement: NW or 310 degrees at 10MPH

Minimum Central Pressure: 975mb, 28.79 inches

Days 1-3

NHC has Isaac hitting as a hurricane late tonight, into early Wednesday morning around the New Orleans area. This does not mean New Orleans will get hit. This can go west of New Orleans; it can go east of New Orleans. Whatever you do, don’t just look at the line on the map; look at the areas in white in the cone. Those areas could get hit also. In the days 1-3, NHC has this becoming a tropical storm later in the day, most likely after land fall and a tropical depression by Friday morning.

Days 1-5

Days 4 and 5 bring what is left of Isaac into Indiana, Illinois, and Kentucky. We look to be on the flooding side with heavy downpours. As for severe weather, we will wait and see.

Rainfall total forecast valid thru 8AM EDT Sunday

Flooding, heavy rainfall, and storm surges should remain the biggest threats from Isaac. The tornado threat will be low because tropical systems just do not have the conditions to produce tornadoes that well. Once this gets less of water and more of land, we will see what will happen. Isaac should hit land as a cat 1 hurricane and start to weaken after that. Isaac is running out of space and time to become a major hurricane.

BIG NOTE: People have been comparing Isaac to Katrina. This will be nowhere near Katrina. She was a storm that we may not see for a while. As a matter of fact, the whole 2005 season may be something we won’t see again for a while. Katrina went from a cat 3 to a cat 5 in nine hours. Isaac just became a hurricane today. I won’t make any comparisons of Isaac to any past storm until the NHC and NWS say that Isaac is now in the history books.

Monday, August 27, 2012

Tropical Storm Isaac 10PM CDT Advisory

NHC Headline: Isaac is talking aim on the Northern Gulf Coast, significant storm surge and freshwater flood threat expected.

All the information is as of the 10PM CDT Advisory.

Location: 27.1N 87.0W

About 190 Miles SE of the Mouth of the Mississippi River

About 255 Miles SSE of Biloxi, MS

Maximum Sustained Winds: 70MPH

Present Movement: NW or 310 degrees at 10MPH

Minimum Central Pressure: 979mb, 28.91 inches

Days 1-3

The new NHC forecast has winds only reaching 90MPH, which would be a strong cat 1 to a weak cat 2 and this will be right on the coast. So like I have been talking about for a while, we would have something near a strong cat 1, weak cat 2. But anything can happen between now and when it hits land. The biggest threat will be flooding, extreme wind damage, and storm surges.

The new NHC track has not had that much change. The next three days will be worth watching, mainly the final few hours before it hits land. Any area in the white cone is where the eye MIGHT head towards. This is NOT seat in stone like others have made it sound like.

Days 1-5

We add on days 4, 5 and Indiana, Illinois, and Kentucky are added in the cone area. Our models have been shown that this will most likely hit us. Once it gets here, we will have to wait and see what does happen. I don’t want to jump ahead to five days out and say what I think will happen. Once we get there, I will have more.

I will have another update in the morning.

EvansvilleWatch Forecast for Monday, August 27th, 2012

Warnings, Watches, and Advisories: None

Our weather will be calm for the next few days thanks to Isaac. I will have the new update when it comes in.

OVERNIGHT THRU THURSDAY: Rain will be moving out of the Tri-State overnight with some clouds around the area. The Northern Tri-State counties should see some fog overnight and early in the morning, but that as bad as what is forecasted for Central Indiana and Central Illinois. Some clouds overnight with lows in the mid-60s. Tuesday thru Thursday, high pressure moves in and we are just going to be nice, clear, and warm during the day. Highs for Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday looking to be in the upper 80s to lower 90s and Tuesday and Wednesday Night in the lower 60s.

NWS NOTE: Extremely dry air will filter into the area Tuesday and Wednesday, increasing the fire danger, especially for areas that receive very little rain.

FRIDAY THRU LABOR DAY: Once Isaac moves inland, it looks to be heading our way. Isaac will attach to a warm front moving northward over the weekend. So this will increase our rain chances even higher to near 50%. Chances for Sunday move down to around 30%. A weak cold front will then move over on Labor Day and give way to another chance of rain, but this will be a low end chance of near 20%. Labor Day will be more sun than rain. Highs for Friday thru Labor Day stay in the mid to upper 80s.

Evansville Pollen.com PollenCast

Tuesday: 10.6 (High)

Wednesday: 10.4 (High)

Thursday: 10.1 (High)

EvansvilleWatch Seven Day Forecast

Tonight: Partly cloudy, fog in the Northern Tri-State, 65

Tuesday: Sunny, 90

Tuesday Night: Clear, 62

Wednesday: Sunny, 89

Wednesday Night: Clear, 62

Thursday: Sunny, 90

Friday: Scattered showers and thunderstorms, mostly cloudy, 87

Saturday: Scattered showers and thunderstorms, mostly cloudy, 85

Sunday: Scattered showers and thunderstorms, partly cloudy, 86

Labor Day: Widely scattered showers and thunderstorms, partly sunny, 89

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That is it for now; I will have updates on Isaac as they come in. Have a great night and God bless.

CovingtonWatch Forecast for Monday, August 27th, 2012

Warnings, Watches, and Advisories: None

Our weather will be calm for the next few days thanks to Isaac. I will have the new update when it comes in.

OVERNIGHT THRU THURSDAY: We are going to be under high pressure for the next few days until what is left of Isaac will move in. Skies will be clear overnight with calm winds meaning fog will move in. The fog will be dense at times and drop visibility down to about a mile or two. Fog will stay around in the morning, then clearing later in the morning. Wednesday and Thursday looking to be sunny also and clear for overnight Tuesday and Wednesday. Highs for the next three days will be in the mid to upper 80s with overnight lows in the upper 50s to near 60. I will note that the dew points for the next few days should be below 60 and being nice.

FRIDAY THRU LABOR DAY: After Isaac makes landfall, we will be watching to see where it will be next. A warm front will lift northward on Friday with Isaac taking along. Our best chances will be in the evening right when all the football games start. Saturday will look to be our best chances of rain of over 50%. Sunday the low will be on top of us, but our chances will be a little lower. However, a weak cold front will move over and give way to more rain chances, but will be lower. Highs for Friday will be in the upper 80s, and then head towards the mid-80s later in the week.

Covington Pollen.com PollenCast

Tuesday: 10.6 (High)

Wednesday: 11.2 (High)

Thursday: 10.8 (High)

CovingtonWatch Seven Day Forecast

Tonight: Mostly clear, turning foggy, 60

Tuesday: Morning fog, turning sunny, 84

Tuesday Night: Clear, 59

Wednesday: Sunny, 86

Wednesday Night: Clear, 57

Thursday: Sunny, 88

Friday: Widely scattered showers and thunderstorms, partly sunny, 89

Saturday: Scattered showers and thunderstorms, cloudy, 83

Sunday: Scattered showers and thunderstorms, mostly cloudy, 84

Labor Day: Isolated showers and thunderstorms, partly sunny, 85

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That is it for now; I will have updates on Isaac as they come in. Have a great night and God bless.

Wednesday, August 22, 2012

Tropical Update

While our weather is staying nice, the tropics are heating up. We have three systems that we are watching right now.

Isaac: As of the 5AM AST Advisory, Tropical Storm Isaac was located 280 miles east of Guadeloupe, max winds at 45MPH, moving west at 18MPH, and pressure at 29.62”. The NHC has this staying as a low end category 1 storm for about the next 90 hours. Where this will go next, is all out there. Once we get past the next five days, we are all over the maps. I do believe that this will hit Florida, but we do not know which part of Florida this will hit. Many models have this hitting the East Coast of Florida and staying along the East Coast after that. There has been some talk about it hitting the West Coast of Florida and staying in the Gulf of Mexico area. Again, I do believe it will stay as a low end category 1 and hit along the Florida East Coast. This is going to hit Hispaniola and the land scape there is most likely going to tear this up, so once it gets pass Cuba, it will need to reboot fast to become a major hurricane.

I-96 L: This system is 650 miles west-southwest of the Cape Verde Islands and moving west-northwest at 15MPH. This has a 90% chance of becoming a tropical cyclone and it most likely will be one today. Models do keep this out to sea. I’ll be watching this one.

I-95 L: This is the one that will not leave us. Currently located right on the Eastern Gulf Coast of Mexico. This will just stay around that area for the next few days before leaving. It has a 0% chance of reforming.

CovingtonWatch Forecast for Wednesday, August 22nd, 2012

Warnings, Watches, and Advisories: None

TURNING WARMER: High pressure will be in the area for about the rest of the week to give us clear skies and temps in the mid to upper 80s thru the weekend. We will also have clear skies during the overnight hours tonight and Thursday with lows ranging from the mid-50s to near 60. Some clouds do return overnight Friday, but temps still stay in the low to mid-60s.

RAIN RETURNS: Our next big chance of rain will be late Sunday into early Monday as a cold front associated with an area of low pressure moves on in. The low itself is in Canada and the front will be weakening as Isaac moves more towards land. Our best chances of rain come Monday as the front really does kick into the area. Rain chances are almost a 50/50. By Tuesday, the front would have died off, but a few showers are still possible. Highs for Sunday will be in the upper 80s, but down to the mid-80s by Tuesday.

SEVERE WEATHER RISK: With the front weakening, our severe weather risk goes down. I do believe that some heavy rain and lighting is possible with some storms. Nothing really big to talk about.

TROPICAL UPDATE: I have so much to talk about in the tropics I will post it onto a different blog entry.

COVINGTON CLIMATE DATA: High for Tuesday was 79, low was 53, and precipitation was 0.00”. The forecast high was 81. Averages for today are 85 and 61. Records are 98 in 1983 and 50 in 2004. Sunset tonight is at 8:36PM EDT and sunrise on Thursday is at 7:09AM EDT.

Covington Pollen.com PollenCast

Today: 9.6 (Medium-High)

Thursday: 9.8 (High)

Friday: 11.5 (High)

Saturday: 11.4 (High)

CovingtonWatch Seven Day Forecast

Today: Morning fog possible, turning sunny, 84

Tonight: Clear, 55

Thursday: Sunny, 88

Thursday Night: Clear to mostly clear, 60

Friday: Mostly sunny, 88

Friday Night: Partly cloudy, 63

Saturday: Mostly sunny, 89

Sunday: Mostly sunny, isolated showers and thunderstorms late, 88

Monday: Scattered showers and thunderstorms, mostly cloudy, 84

Tuesday: Isolated showers and thunderstorms, partly sunny, 82

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That is the forecast for today. Have a great day and God bless.

EvansvilleWatch Forecast for Wednesday, August 22nd, 2012

Warnings, Watches, and Advisories: None

WARM, BUT NICE: An area of high pressure is controlling our weather in the Tri-State for the next few days and it will be nice. One problem is temps will be in the lower 90s thru Saturday. Lows overnight tonight and Thursday will be in the lower 60s. Overnight Friday, a few clouds move into the Tri-State with lows in the mid-60s.

SUNDAY THRU TUESDAY RAIN: A weakening cold front will sweep thru the Tri-State for the start of next week and give us a chance of rain. Northern parts of the Tri-State will see the rain first starting Sunday Night while the rest of us see it on Monday. The front will die off by Tuesday, but a few showers are still possible. Highs will start off in the upper 80s, but end in the mid-80s.

SEVERE WEATHER RISK: With the front weakening, our severe weather risk goes down. I do believe that some heavy rain and lighting is possible with some storms. Nothing really big to talk about.

TROPICAL UPDATE: I have so much to talk about in the tropics I will post it onto a different blog entry.

EVANSVILLE CLIMATE DATA: High for Tuesday was 85, low was 56, and precipitation was T”. The forecast high was 84. Averages for today are 88 and 65. Records are 101 in 1936 and 49 in 1950. Sunset tonight is at 7:33PM CDT and sunrise on Thursday is at 6:13AM CDT.

Evansville Pollen.com PollenCast

Today: 9.3 (Medium-High)

Thursday: 9.3 (Medium-High)

Friday: 9.6 (Medium-High)

Saturday: 10.2 (High)

EvansvilleWatch Seven Day Forecast

Today: Sunny, 91

Tonight: Clear, 60

Thursday: Sunny, 91

Thursday Night: Clear, 62

Friday: Sunny, 91

Friday Night: Mostly clear, 66

Saturday: Mostly sunny, 92

Sunday: Mostly sunny, isolated showers and thunderstorms late, 89

Monday: Scattered showers and thunderstorms, partly cloudy, 87

Tuesday: Isolated showers and thunderstorms, mostly sunny, 85

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That is the forecast for today. Have a great day and God bless.

Tuesday, August 21, 2012

EvansvilleWatch Forecast for Tuesday, August 21st, 2012

Warnings, Watches, and Advisories: None

MAYBE A SHOWER: Looking to be mostly sunny today with highs in the mid-80s. We have, however, seen some clouds move in this morning, so we can’t rule out the chance of an isolated shower or two this morning. Overnight tonight, skies looking to be mostly clear with lows in the mid-50s.

WARM UP: High pressure moves in for a few days and takes over our weather. Sunny skies for Wednesday with highs in the upper 80s, but some lower 90s can’t be ruled out. Thursday and Friday look to be sunny to mostly sunny with highs in the lower 90s. Overnight on Wednesday and Thursday, skies will stay clear with lows in the lower 60s for both nights.

WEEKEND: Saturday looks to be on the dry side for most of the day, but a shower or two is possible for some locations around the Tri-State. Overall mostly sunny skies with highs in the low 90s. We are watching a cold front that will be moving on Monday. Before the front gets here, we have an isolated chance of rain for late Sunday Night. During the day, however, skies stay mostly sunny in the lower 90s. Monday gives us our best chance of rain with partly sunny skies and highs in the upper 80s.

SEVERE WEATHER RISK: No severe weather is forecasted for Sunday or Monday, but we might have a storm or two on the strong side.

TROPICAL UPDATE: Gordon is now in the history books. The NHC stopped putting out advisories for him last night. We know have Tropical Depression Nine and this is the one that might become Isaac. At the 5AM AST Advisory, it was located 715 miles East of the Leeward Islands, winds at 35MPH, moving West at 20MPH, and pressure was at 29.74”. Tropical Storm Warnings and Watches are already out. Forecast track has this becoming a tropical storm later today and a hurricane by Thursday. As for where this will hit, latest models have this hitting near the Florida, Georgia area along the East Coast, but still too early to tell right now. Two more systems in the Atlantic to talk about. System one is about 380 miles Southwest of the Cape Verde Islands, moving West at 15MPH, and has a 50% chance of becoming a tropical cyclone in the next 48 hours. System two is what was Tropical Storm Helene. Currently right now over the far Western Gulf of Mexico and not moving that much. Has about a 30% chance of becoming a tropical cyclone, again, and if it does it will have a different name.

EVANSVILLE CLIMATE DATA: Monday’s high was 85, low was 55, and precipitation total was 0.00”. First forecast high was 81, and then changed later in the afternoon to 85. Average high for today is 88 and average low is 65. Records are 101 in 1983 and 49 in 1950. Sunset tonight is at 7:35PM and sunrise on Wednesday at 6:12AM.

Evansville Pollen.com PollenCast

Today: 9.0 (Medium-High)

Wednesday: 9.3 (Medium-High)

Thursday: 9.4 (Medium-High)

Friday: 10.2 (High)

EvansvilleWatch Seven Day Forecast

Today: Mostly sunny, 84

Tonight: Mostly clear, 57

Wednesday: Sunny, 89

Wednesday Night: Clear, 60

Thursday: Sunny, warm, 92

Thursday Night: Clear, 62

Friday: Mostly sunny, hot, 92

Saturday: Mostly sunny, 93

Sunday: Mostly sunny, isolated showers and thunderstorms, 91

Monday: Widely scattered showers and thunderstorms, partly sunny, 89

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That is the forecast for today. Have a nice day and God bless.

CovingtonWatch Forecast for Tuesday, August 21st, 2012

Warnings, Watches, and Advisories: None

FOGGY START: Some area of West Central Indiana and East Central Illinois are seeing some patchy fog this morning. This should all burn off as the sunrises for the day. After the fog burns, we have nothing but clear skies for the day with highs in the lower 80s. Mostly clear again overnight with clam winds giving us a chance of seeing some dense fog for the early morning hours. It will be cool, however, with lows once again in the lower 50s.

WARM THE REST OF THE WEEK: High pressure will be in control for part of this week and we say hello to clear skies. Sunny conditions for both Wednesday and Thursday with highs in the 80s. Clouds make a return Thursday Night into Friday. I am calling for skies to be mostly sunny to partly sunny at times on Friday with highs in the upper 80s and partly sunny for Saturday with highs in the upper 80s.

RAIN RETURNS: A cold front will sweep over Sunday Night into the day Monday giving us a chance of rain with our best chance being on Monday. Skies will be partly sunny on Sunday with highs in the upper 80s, but turn partly cloudy on Monday in the lower 80s.

SEVERE WEATHER RISK: No severe weather is forecasted at this time for Sunday and Monday, but some storms could be severe at times. Main threats would be damaging winds, lighting, and heavy rainfall.

COVINGTON CLIMATE DATA: Monday’s high was 79, low was 50, and precipitation total was 0.19”. Forecast high for Monday was 78. Average high for today is 85 and average low is 61. Records are 98 in 1983 and 47 in 1992. Sunset tonight is at 8:37PM and sunrise on Wednesday at 7:08AM.

Covington Pollen.com PollenCast

Today: 9.3 (Medium-High)

Wednesday: 9.6 (Medium-High)

Thursday: 11.2 (High)

Friday: 11.3 (High)

CovingtonWatch Seven Day Forecast

Today: Morning fog, turning sunny, 81

Tonight: Mostly clear, dense fog possible, cool, 51

Wednesday: Morning fog, turning sunny, 84

Wednesday Night: Mostly clear, 58

Thursday: Sunny, warm, 88

Thursday Night: Partly cloudy, 62

Friday: Mostly to partly sunny, warm, 87

Saturday: Partly sunny, warm, 88

Sunday: Isolated showers and thunderstorms, partly sunny, 87

Monday: Scattered showers and thunderstorms, partly cloudy, 83

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That is the forecast for today. Have a nice day and God bless.

Monday, August 20, 2012

EvansvilleWatch Forecast for Monday, August 20th, 2012

Warnings, Watches, and Advisories: None

STARTING OFF SCHOOL COOLER: Today is the first day of classes at USI and it won’t be hot like last year. Looks to be a cool day today with highs in the lower 80s. We do have a weak system that will give way to some showers and thunderstorms across the Tri-State, but overall should stay mostly sunny. Slight chance of rain overnight with some clouds and in the upper 50s.

WARM THRU THE WEEK: An high pressure will come in for the next few days and start warming us up. Highs for Tuesday and Wednesday to be in the mid-80s with Thursday and Friday in upper 80s. Overnight Tuesday and Wednesday, skies clear out and we stay in the upper 50s to near 60. I did put in a chance of some showers on Tuesday. I do believe the models did overdo it some, but just to be safe, we might have some locations in the Tri-State that might have a shower or two.

RAIN FOR THE WEEKEND: Chance of rain for the weekend as we await a cold front on Sunday. Best chance of rain will come on Sunday as the front nears. Rain chances stay in the isolated to widely scattered range. Skies do stay partly sunny with highs in the upper 80s.

SEVERE WEATHER RISK: No threat of severe weather for the next seven days at this. The thunderstorms we will have today will be more of a lighting hazard than anything else. Storms for the weekend could be strong at times. We’ll fine tune the forecast and let you know later.

TROPICAL UPDATE: We have four systems out in the tropics to talk about it. Hurricane Gordon is a category 1 storm, located 50 miles East of Santa Maria Island in the Azores, max winds at 75MPH, moving East-Northeast at 15MPH, and pressure is at 29.15” (As of 5AM AST Advisory). Onto our other three systems out in the Atlantic.

1: Showers and thunderstorms continue to show signs of organization associated with a tropical wave and a low pressure area located about 1250 miles East of the Lesser Antilles. Environmental conditions are conducive for a tropical depression to form during the next day or so as the large disturbance moves westward at 20-25MPH. This system has a high chance, 80%, of becoming a tropical cyclone during the next 48 hours.

2: Cloudiness and showers associated with a surface trough located over the Southwestern Gulf of Mexico have changed little during the past several hours. However, some gradual development of this system is possible during the next day or so if the disturbance remains offshore. This system has a low chance, 20%, of becoming a tropical cyclone during the next 48 hours. Regardless of development, heavy rainfall is possible in the Mexican States of Tamulipas and Varacruz during the next day or two.

3: A tropical wave located about 150 miles South of the Cape Verde Islands is producing scattered showers and a few thunderstorms. Some gradual development is possible over the next few days as the disturbance moves Westward at 15-20MPH. This system has a low chance, 20%, of becoming a tropical cyclone during the next 48 hours.

EVANSVILLE CLIMATE DATA: Average high for today is 88 and average low is 65. Records are 102 in 1983 and 50 in 1967. Sunset tonight is at 7:36PM and sunrise on Tuesday at 6:11AM.

Evansville Pollen.com PollenCast

Today: 8.8 (Medium-High)

Tuesday: 9.0 (Medium-High)

Wednesday: 9.3 (Medium-High)

Thursday: 9.5 (Medium-High)

EvansvilleWatch Seven Day Forecast

Monday: Isolated afternoon, showers and thunderstorms, mostly sunny, 81

Tonight: Slight chance of showers and thunderstorms, partly cloudy, 57

Tuesday: Partly sunny, a shower or two, 84

Tuesday Night: Mostly clear, 58

Wednesday: Sunny, 85

Wednesday Night: Clear, warm, 60

Thursday: Sunny, warm, 87

Friday: Sunny, warm, 89

Saturday: Isolated showers and thunderstorms, partly sunny, warm, 89

Sunday: Widely scattered showers and thunderstorms, partly sunny, warm, 88

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Again everyone, classes start today at USI, so the West Side is going to be busy. I’ll try to have an update this afternoon after I get done with my classes. Have a great day and God bless.

CovingtonWatch Forecast for Monday, August 20th, 2012

Warnings, Watches, and Advisories: None

COOL START TO THE WEEK: After a nice weekend, we start off the work week cool, but with a chance of rain. We have a weak system moving into the area today will give way to some showers and thunderstorms this afternoon and evening. All of these should stay below the strong threat, but lighting cannot be ruled out. Partly sunny skies today with some clouds overnight; highs for today in the upper 70s and overnight in the lower 50s.

WARM UP: An area of high pressure moves in on Tuesday and starts to warm our temps up over the next few days and nights. Mostly sunny and near 80 for Tuesday, while Wednesday and Thursday have sunny conditions in the mid-80s. Friday looks to be the warmest day of the next seven under mostly sunny skies in the mid to upper 80s. Clear and in the low to mid-50s overnight for Tuesday and Wednesday. One side note, some of our models do put in a chance of rain for Tuesday and Wednesday. I will not lie, I do believe that the models are overdoing it, but I do want to go ahead and say a possible shower cannot be ruled out here or there for both days. Overall, everything should be nice.

WEEKEND RAIN: We will be awaiting a frontal system for the weekend to bring in rain. A cold front will move across on Sunday and won’t really drop temps all that much. Rain chances stay in the isolated to widely scattered chance. Highs for the weekend stay in the mid-80s.

COVINGTON CLIMATE DATA: Average high for today is 85 and average low is 61. Records are 95 in 1983 and 47 in 1992. Sunset tonight is at 8:39PM and sunrise on Tuesday at 7:07AM.

Covington Pollen.com PollenCast

Today: 9.1 (Medium-High)

Tuesday: 9.3 (Medium-High)

Wednesday: 9.9 (High)

Thursday: 10.5 (High)

CovingtonWatch Seven Day Forecast

Monday: Widely scattered afternoon showers and thunderstorms, partly sunny, 78

Tonight: Widely scattered showers and thunderstorms, partly cloudy, 52

Tuesday: Mostly sunny, 80

Tuesday Night: Clear, 52

Wednesday: Sunny, warm, 85

Wednesday Night: Clear, 55

Thursday: Sunny, warm, 85

Friday: Mostly sunny, warm, 87

Saturday: Widely scattered showers and thunderstorms, partly sunny, 86

Sunday: Isolated showers and thunderstorms, partly sunny, 85

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