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Overview
There is a broad ridge of high pressure over much of the Ohio River Vally, Great Lakes Region & Midwest. A stationary front is stretched over the Gulf Coast and a weak low is over the Northern Plains.
Discussion
Across the area today we saw plenty of sunshine with unseasonably warm temperatures. This afternoon and evening we have been seeing increasing clouds from the western side of our state. Scattered showers with a few thunderstorms will continue to move west to east, through the Dakotas. Temperatures today, topped out well above average with highs in the 60s & 70s state wide. The warm are on the map was the western fringe of the viewing area. Sidney & Buffalo both got up to 79 and Baker reached a high temp of 78.
Across the Northern Plains, there is a ridge of high pressure that is moving East. A pair of low pressure systems connected by a front is moving into Western ND. A low pressure system to our southwest will move through the Dakotas, bringing a chance for rain and a few storms tonight. This system is not expected to produce severe weather and rain chances will taper off through the morning hours. We will see some clearing tomorrow with variable winds, swinging around to the East. A second weak low will move through the state, late. This second system will bring showers & thunderstorms through our area and the rest of the Dakotas. An active & unsettled weather pattern will continue through Friday, Saturday & Sunday. There will be a low risk for severe weather but I will keep an eye on it for you.
Rain chances will be off & on through the rest of the work week and weekend as a series of weak lows continues to affect the Dakotas.
All together, expect in & out clouds with scattered showers & thunderstorms during the next few days. Temperatures will gradually fall due to lack of sunshine, rain-cooling and slightly cooler air. The first two systems will move through the Dakotas tonight & Thursday night/Friday.
Overview
There is a broad ridge of high pressure over much of the Ohio River Vally, Great Lakes Region & Midwest. A stationary front is stretched over the Gulf Coast and a weak low is over the Northern Plains.
Discussion
Across the area today we saw plenty of sunshine with unseasonably warm temperatures. This afternoon and evening we have been seeing increasing clouds from the western side of our state. Scattered showers with a few thunderstorms will continue to move west to east, through the Dakotas. Temperatures today, topped out well above average with highs in the 60s & 70s state wide. The warm are on the map was the western fringe of the viewing area. Sidney & Buffalo both got up to 79 and Baker reached a high temp of 78.
Rain chances will be off & on through the rest of the work week and weekend as a series of weak lows continues to affect the Dakotas.
All together, expect in & out clouds with scattered showers & thunderstorms during the next few days. Temperatures will gradually fall due to lack of sunshine, rain-cooling and slightly cooler air. The first two systems will move through the Dakotas tonight & Thursday night/Friday.
Through the rest of tonight & Thursday
Overnight we will see increasing clouds with scattered rain and a couple thunderstorms possible. This will be the first wave of off/on rain chances through the next few days. Temperatures will not go far and it will feel mild tonight with lows on either side of 40. Winds will calm down and become light.
Tomorrow, expect clearing skies early with in & out clouds mixed with some sunshine. Temps will climb into an unseasonably warm range again with highs in the 70s. Later in the day we will see another round of increasing clouds followed by rising chances for showers & thunderstorms. There will be a low risk for severe weather Thursday night & Friday as this second system rolls through the area.
Overnight we will see increasing clouds with scattered rain and a couple thunderstorms possible. This will be the first wave of off/on rain chances through the next few days. Temperatures will not go far and it will feel mild tonight with lows on either side of 40. Winds will calm down and become light.
Tomorrow, expect clearing skies early with in & out clouds mixed with some sunshine. Temps will climb into an unseasonably warm range again with highs in the 70s. Later in the day we will see another round of increasing clouds followed by rising chances for showers & thunderstorms. There will be a low risk for severe weather Thursday night & Friday as this second system rolls through the area.
7day planner
Our quiet weather pattern is wrapping up with scattered rain moving through the area tonight. We will see one more day with temperatures well into the 70s before a series of low pressure systems brings much needed rainfall to the area. Our next chance for rain will come tonight followed by a few waves of shower/thunderstorm activity through the later half of the work week, going into the weekend. A cold front will clear out the moisture followed by temperatures dipping below average, this weekend. The beginning of the work week will bring another round of gradually warming temps and low rain chances.
Tonight, expect continued increasing clouds early with scattered showers and a few thunderstorms possible. This hit & miss rain will be the beginning of an active weather pattern. Lows will be in the 40s with a SE wind 5-15mph. 50% chance for rain.
Thursday, early rain chances will taper off followed by some clearing. A second weak low pressure system will approach the area with another round of increasing clouds, late. Expect in & out clouds through the day with continued warming temps. Highs will be well into the 70s with a NW becoming East wind 2-12mph. 20% chance for rain.
Thursday night, we will see increasing clouds and rising rain chances early. Scattered rain & thunderstorms will continue through the overnight hours with winds beginning to pick back up and temps not falling much. Lows 40-55 with an E/SE wind 10-20mph and gusty. 60% chance for rain.
Friday will bring mostly cloudy skies with a good chance for continued shower & thunderstorm activity. Rain will become off/on and temperatures will not be as warm. Highs in the 50s & 60s with a SE/N wind 10-20mph.
Friday night, we will see cloudy skies with a likely chance for scattered rain and a few thunderstorms with a mild feel. Lows will be in the 30s with a North wind 10-20mph and breezy at times.
Our quiet weather pattern is wrapping up with scattered rain moving through the area tonight. We will see one more day with temperatures well into the 70s before a series of low pressure systems brings much needed rainfall to the area. Our next chance for rain will come tonight followed by a few waves of shower/thunderstorm activity through the later half of the work week, going into the weekend. A cold front will clear out the moisture followed by temperatures dipping below average, this weekend. The beginning of the work week will bring another round of gradually warming temps and low rain chances.
Tonight, expect continued increasing clouds early with scattered showers and a few thunderstorms possible. This hit & miss rain will be the beginning of an active weather pattern. Lows will be in the 40s with a SE wind 5-15mph. 50% chance for rain.
Thursday, early rain chances will taper off followed by some clearing. A second weak low pressure system will approach the area with another round of increasing clouds, late. Expect in & out clouds through the day with continued warming temps. Highs will be well into the 70s with a NW becoming East wind 2-12mph. 20% chance for rain.
Thursday night, we will see increasing clouds and rising rain chances early. Scattered rain & thunderstorms will continue through the overnight hours with winds beginning to pick back up and temps not falling much. Lows 40-55 with an E/SE wind 10-20mph and gusty. 60% chance for rain.
Friday will bring mostly cloudy skies with a good chance for continued shower & thunderstorm activity. Rain will become off/on and temperatures will not be as warm. Highs in the 50s & 60s with a SE/N wind 10-20mph.
Friday night, we will see cloudy skies with a likely chance for scattered rain and a few thunderstorms with a mild feel. Lows will be in the 30s with a North wind 10-20mph and breezy at times.
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