The origin of our latest air mass is the southwest Atlantic Ocean, hence the recent increase in humidity. With that in mind, showers will begin to develop Wednesday morning, although the daybreak hour will likely be rain-free. A few…
Tuesday turned out more active in the shower and thunderstorm department. However, the coverage to those storms will be on the wane tonight; typical for Summertime. The origin of our latest air mass is the southwest Atlantic Ocean, hence…
It’s a relatively quiet start to the work week, weather-wise. However, that will not remain the case for the remainder of this week. High pressure that has helped suppress most of the thunderstorms to our south over the last…
The recent dip in Summertime humidity has no doubt led to more outdoor activities. The good news: humidity will remained suppressed through Saturday. The bad news: Summer comes back later this weekend through next week. Now, as for wet…
The recent dip in Summertime humidity has no doubt led to more outdoor activities. The good news: humidity will remained suppressed through Saturday. The bad news: Summer comes back later this weekend through next week. Now, as for wet…
Patchy fog will greet Wednesday morning; otherwise there will be enough sunshine to boost us into the low 90s Wednesday afternoon. It’ll be another day of hit/miss slow-moving storms. However, deeper moisture out of the Gulf of Mexico will…
A couple clusters of slow-moving thunderstorms will remain on the prowl throughout the first half of the nighttime hours. In a worst case scenario, isolated flash flooding can occur given the slow nature of the storms. Patchy fog will…
A compact thundershower will dot a few neighborhoods south and west of Columbus throughout the evening hours, but even here wet weather will be limited. Clear skies will return region-wide later tonight allowing for additional viewing of the Perseid…
A stationary front across northern portions of Alabama and Georgia will work the daytime heating of our current humid air mass to help ignite showers and thunderstorms. A couple of these storms will be accompanied with small hail and…
(WMAQ) Researchers at Northwestern University say they have a device that could warn you when you're getting sunburned. The wearable device is a UV sensor that's lightweight, waterproof, battery-free, wafer-thin, and is about…
