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Prediction of the first warning of meteorologist Madeline Evans
Overall, the July 4 forecast is not too shabby. We will see more cloud cover making us partly cloudy with a slight risk of possible isolated showers / storms. The high points will return between the middle and early 80s, close to normal for this time of year. It will still be very wet, so the values of the afternoon heat index will reach the mid-90s.
It will stay hot and humid but our chances of showers and storms will increase for the end of the week. The highs will reach the 80s to 90s on Thursday and Friday. The values of the heat index will climb to nearly 100. Our greatest chance of rain will be Friday and Saturday while a cold front is crossing. Friday we will see 50% chance of rain and Saturday we will see 60% chance.
Tonight: Partly cloudy. Low in the mid-70s. Wind: E 5-10
Tomorrow: Partly sunny, isolated showers (20%). Highs in the upper 80s. Wind: E 5-15
Weather Conditions and Weather
Pollen: Low to Medium (Grasses)
UV Index: 10 (Very High)
Air Quality: Good (Green Code)
Mosques: Extreme
Today in the History of Time (NWS Wakefield)
1996 F0 Tornado: Northampton Co, NC
1996 Severe Storms : Central and Southeast Virginia – Hail 0.75 "-1.75"
Tropical Update
A disturbed time zone formed within a few hundred miles southeast of Bermuda. Higher level winds may become somewhat favorable for development by the end of the week, while the disturbance is expected to be southwest of Bermuda. It is expected that the system will generally move north during the weekend and begin to interact with a frontal system on Sunday, which will limit further development.
* Chance of training for 48 hours … low … 10%
5 days … low … 30%.
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