Our typical summertime pattern of isolated early morning showers with scattered activity firing up by the afternoon will continue into the start of the weekend.
High pressure over the Western Atlantic will generate southeast winds over the next couple of days. This means, the bulk of the moisture will stay concentrated over the inland areas with the potential for strong thunderstorms.
The biggest threat with these storms will be anytime downpours over the inland areas.
By Sunday, Saharan dust will also return to the forecast. This drier air will not eliminate rain chances. Just bring us isolated showers into Monday.
Models are also suggesting a bigger batch of clouds and rain could setup shop near us and ramp up our rain chances starting Tuesday and stay way through Friday, if the moisture holds.
TROPICS
Outside of a few weak waves, there are no areas of interest for tropical development in the Atlantic Basin.
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