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
Connect With Remington!
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.
