Daily blog

Weekend showers.

Today will be warm and dry, with temperatures in the mid-to-upper 80s. High clouds will gradually increase throughout the day, but humidity will remain lower than normal, making it feel fairly comfortable.

Nicer today. Rain chances over the weekend.

It will be "cooler" and less humid today. It will still be quite warm, but not as bad as the past week. It won't be as muggy, either. A cold front has pushed across the region.

Hot today. A few storms. Unsettled weekend.

There were a few showers and thunderstorms in the region last night. They rapidly dissipated because of a warm layer of air aloft. That prevented any severe weather concerns.

I am at a weather conference today through Sunday.

Scattered storms today. Hot. Cooler tomorrow.

A cold front will move through the Quad State region today, bringing the best chance for showers and thunderstorms this afternoon. Some could become severe with damaging wind.

Heat and thunderstorms. Cooler mid-week. USA and Canadian wildfire smoke concerns.

Today (Monday): A few scattered showers and thunderstorms may develop this afternoon, but many areas will stay dry. It will remain hot and humid.

Warm. A few showers and storms. Wildfire smoke next week?

A large area of high pressure remains over much of the country today. Because winds are light and many areas received rain yesterday, patchy fog may develop early this morning, especially in low-lying areas.

Warm. A few showers and thunderstorms.

A large area of high pressure will remain over much of the country, while a slow-moving weather system to our south keeps daily chances for showers and thunderstorms in the Quad State region.

A few showers and storms. Warm.

A large area of high pressure is covering much of the United States, bringing heat to the northern part of the country. Our region is not expected to see the worst of that heat, but it will still become hot…

Warm. Isolated storms.

A large area of high pressure is bringing record-breaking heat to parts of the western United States. Fortunately, the most extreme heat will stay north of our region, stretching from the Northern Plains to the Great Lakes.

Calmer weather. Warm.

No major weather concerns this week. We will have low-end shower and thunderstorm chances. Perhaps slightly higher on Tuesday and Wednesday.

Stormy.

Showers and thunderstorms already moving across the area this morning will continue for a while longer. These storms are producing very heavy rainfall, and areas that are hit by multiple storms could experience flash flooding.