TODAY:We’ve got another really nice day on tap with mostly sunny skies and afternoon highs in the low to mid 80s.
THIS WEEK:Thanks to ridging in the south, the week will start out dry and temperatures will be warming into the low 90s by Wednesday. Toward the end of the week, a frontal system approaches from the west and chances of rain will return to the Chattahoochee Valley. Things are looking isolated for Friday, but Saturday is looking wet at times, and it could carry over into Sunday and possibly Monday. There are a couple of scenarios in play with this system. If the system stalls, rain chances stick around through the beginning of next week, but if it ends up moving through, the rain and storms will be to our south and we end up dry. Stay tuned for the latest updates, especially if you have weekend plans or events.
TROPICS:Tropical Depression Fay continues to hang on out in the open Atlantic, but she’s threat to land. Elsewhere a surface trough of low pressure located well east of Bermuda and has a 40% chance of development over the next week. Good news is, it will be moving away from the U.S…