First the fog, then the rain!
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Another evening of gloomy, foggy and drizzly weather before showers and thunderstorms start moving in tomorrow ahead of our upper-level low in southern California. The low will move right along the southern AZ and NM border before lifting to the NE on Thursday as a Pacific front sweeps our rain and clouds away in the afternoon. While there is a slight chance for severe storms with this system on Wednesday night and early Thursday, the best odds for severe weather will come on Thursday afternoon in east Texas as the rain is exiting our area. The best odds for rain will be north of HWY 90 and I-10 east as seen in the latest and greatest model runs.
Still no arctic air in site…we’ll dive into the long-range forecast tomorrow!
Mark
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Our upper-level low can be seen on water vapor imagery this afternoon. It will move right along the southern AZ and NM border before lifting to the NE on Thursday as a Pacific front sweeps our rain and clouds away in the afternoon.
A Pacific front will move through Texas on Thursday, along with a chance for showers and thunderstorms.
Where the best odds for severe storms will be tomorrow.
Where the best odds for severe storms will be on Thursday.
How much rain these 6 models think will fall between tomorrow and Thursday. Click on images to see them larger.
