22/08/2024
Heat returns in a big way on Monday! Highs will climb back into the lower to middle 90s with “feels like” temperatures around 100°. Highs will be around 10° above normal for this time of year!
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Heat returns in a big way on Monday! Highs will climb back into the lower to middle 90s with “feels like” temperatures around 100°. Highs will be around 10° above normal for this time of year!
is in the line of fire! is expected to become a Category 4 Major Hurricane, and has Invest Area ahead of it that is currently forecast to track directly at the Big Island. Interests there should monitor closely for multiple storms.
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A cool start out there today with widespread temperatures in the mid-40s to low 50s!
Heads up, ! The NHC is monitoring Invest which is expected to develop into a tropical cyclone soon and strengthen into a high-end tropical storm or low-end as it approaches the Big Island this weekend. Continue to monitor closely!
Chilly morning ahead tomorrow! Low temperatures will bottom out in the upper 40s to lower 50s, which don’t occur normally until late September or early October! Are you ready for Fall or wanting more Summer?
Remember ? It’s STILL a with 90mph sustained winds as it passes just south of Newfoundland, ! It’s Journey began 8 days ago in the Atlantic MDR and will end in later this week. Incredible.
The next few days will be beautiful across the Midwest. However, it won't last as upper-level ridging & heat return late week into the weekend!
Heavy rainfall led to significant Flash Flooding across portions of New York, Connecticut, and Rhode Island yesterday into last night. Over the past 48 hours up to 12" of rain has occurred, most of which came in the last 12-24 hours!
*𝟭𝟰 𝗦𝗧𝗔𝗧𝗘𝗦* are currently under Severe Thunderstorm Watches this evening stretching from New York down the East Coast, into the Gulf States, and the Ozarks. No matter where you’re at, you can track the storms and receive location-based warnings and lightning alerts in the TDS Weather mobile app! Download for free:
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A cool week lies ahead for the eastern U.S. giving many areas a taste of Fall!
The trough across the eastern portions of the country will allow cool, dry air to build in and remain through much of the workweek.
The next 5 days will be cool across the eastern portions of the country with a taste of Fall! However, above-normal temperatures are expected to make a comeback in days 6-10!
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With an upper-level trough across the region into the weekend, the weather will remain unsettled. However, the weekend won’t be a wash out as plenty of dry time is expected.
A Slight risk of severe weather is in place today across portions of southern/eastern Iowa, Missouri, southern Wisconsin, Illinois, and western Indiana.
Threats Include:
🌬️Damaging Winds
⚪️Hail
🌪️Isolated Tornadoes
Rain is moving across the region this morning. The next few days will be unsettled across the Midwest thanks to an upper-level trough.
After , the Atlantic is not shutting down! The CPC long-range global tropics hazards outlook predicts an active weeks 2 and 3 pattern in the MDR. That’ll take us into the climatological peak of the season as well. Stay vigilant!
A Slight risk of severe weather is in place tomorrow across portions of eastern Iowa, Missouri, southern Wisconsin, Illinois, and western Indiana.
Threats Include:
🌬️Damaging Winds
⚪️Hail
🌪️Iso. Tornado
is officially a with 75mph sustained winds! It’s expected to strengthen into a *major hurricane* as it pushes northward toward . The wind field has greatly expanded and satellite representation is becoming better defined.
A Slight risk of Excessive Rainfall has been outlined across portions of Illinois, Indiana, Missouri, & Kentucky for Thursday. Data shows a widespread 1-3” of rain in these areas through Friday evening.
NEW: is now officially expected to be a *MAJOR as it approaches in the next couple of days! Damaging winds, flash flooding, mudslides, and large swells are all considerable threats from to the and northward.
will soon become a powerful as it skirts the coast bringing damaging winds and flooding rainfall. Track the storm in the TDS Weather mobile app for FREE!
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The Fall Outlook will be sent on August 29th to our commercial clients. We will include an early look at the upcoming Winter 2024/25 forecast.
If your company wants to get a head start on Winter, sign up for Winter consulting services before August 29th and we will include the Fall Outlook and early Winter Outlook in your package! Email us at [email protected] to sign up!
Active and snowy winter in store? The Farmers’ Almanac released its annual Winter forecast! What to expect: https://www.tdsweather.com/post/a-wet-winter-whirlwind-in-store
The Farmers' Almanac has released its 2024-2025 Winter forecast and is calling for a “Wet Winter Whirlwind” of a season. The season covers Astronomical Winter, spanning from the Winter Solstice on Saturday December 21, 2024 through the Spring Equinox on Thursday March 20, 2025.The forecast warns...
A Slight risk of severe weather has been outlined for Thursday across southern Wisconsin, Illinois, western Indiana, and eastern Missouri. Damaging winds, hail, and a few tornadoes are possible.
CSU Machine Learning highlights many of the same areas in a 15% probability.
NEW AT 5PM: Tropical Storm ! The storm will reach at or near Major strength in the coming days bringing:
💨 Damaging winds
☔️ Flooding rains of 6-8”+
🌊 Storm surge up to 3 feet
⛰️ Mudslides
The new NHC graphic has been released as well!
Ensemble data shows many areas across the Midwest with a 50% or greater chance of 1”+ of rain over the next week. Model blend data comes on strong with a widespread 1-3” of rain!
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🌀NEW: Potential Tropical Cyclone 5 ( ) - future "Ernesto"- is expected to reach at or near Major strength in the Atlantic as it approaches this week.
Prior to that, will receive strong winds and flooding rainfall, along with coastal flooding and surge. Interests in those areas, the , and Leeward Islands should continue to monitor the storm closely! The TDS Weather mobile app is a great way to do that, and it's free!
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Remember #Ernesto? It’s STILL a #hurricane with 90mph sustained winds as it passes just south of Newfoundland, #Canada! It’s Journey began 8 days ago in the Atlantic MDR and will end in #Europe later this week. Incredible. #TropicalUpdate #weather
High pressure will continue to build into the region today. The advertised cool, dry air will continue to filter in with it as it does. A very nice stretch of weather ahead for the region with some "Fall Feels" this weekend! #ILwx #INwx #OHwx #MIwx #WIwx
Dew point values will decrease across the region tonight into tomorrow making it a bit less muggy the next couple of days. However, the cold front passing Thursday into Friday will bring air and dew point temperatures down even more. This will set the stage for a fantastic weekend of weather across the region! #ILwx #INwx #OHwx #MIwx #WIwx
#Debby is currently making landfall near Steinhatchee, #Florida as a Category 1 #hurricane with 80mph sustained winds and gusts to 100mph. Flooding rainfall, storm surge impacts, and the threat for tornadoes continues. #FLwx
Additional thunderstorms will develop across the Ohio Valley this afternoon after 1 pm. While some of the storms this afternoon could be strong to severe, the greater severe weather threat will likely emerge into the evening with the secondary development across eastern Illinois into central and southern Indiana. Damaging winds, hail, and even a few tornadoes will be possible. #INwx #ILwx #OHwx #KYwx
A northwest flow will return across the Midwest next week. With several mid to upper-level waves moving through the flow, a pattern conducive to MCS development will exist. #ILwx #INwx #MNwx #WIwx #IAwx #MIwx
Dew point temperatures will continue to decrease across the region today into tonight. This will make for more comfortable conditions across much of the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley as we end the week! #ILwx #INwx #OHwx #MIwx #WIwx
Troughing will remain in place this week across the Midwest allowing for near to slightly below-average temperatures for most locations through the workweek. However, as upper-level ridging returns into the weekend, temperatures are expected to moderate. #ILwx #INwx #OHwx #MIwx #WIwx
The HRRR data shows the strong wind gusts forecast for the late afternoon through tonight across the region associated with the severe storms. The strongest winds are forecast across eastern Iowa, southern Wisconsin, northern Illinois, and northwestern Indiana. #ILwx #INwx #IAwx #WIwx
⚠️ #𝗕𝗲𝗿𝘆𝗹 𝗶𝘀 𝗮 𝗖𝗮𝘁 𝟯 𝗠𝗮𝗷𝗼𝗿 #𝗛𝘂𝗿𝗿𝗶𝗰𝗮𝗻𝗲 𝗼𝗻𝗰𝗲 𝗮𝗴𝗮𝗶𝗻! Convection is boiling and the storm is rapidly intensifying this evening, having dropped 12mb in the last few hours. Landfall tomorrow morning in the #Yucatán will bring devastating impacts.
The focus for thunderstorms this morning into the early afternoon will remain in the northern Ohio Valley/southern Great Lakes. However, this afternoon, additional development is expected in the central and northern Ohio Valley Rain & storms will shift south into the evening/overnight. Damaging winds, hail, an isolated tornado, & heavy rain are possible. #ILwx #INwx #OHwx #MIwx #WIwx
One important thing that is less talked about- dozens of overnight low temperature records will be broken this week. Warm overnight lows don’t allow for any relief from the heat and are just as deadly as extreme high temperatures in the day. #weather #hot #heat #energy #INwx #OHwx #MIwx #ILwx #PAwx #NYwx #WVwx #VAwx
While cooler air will remain through mid-week across the region, we will see warmer air return. Data suggests the hottest temperatures of 2024 will arrive across the Midwest late weekend into next week. EURO data shows widespread highs in the 90s to near 100°! #INwx #ILwx #OHwx #MIwx #WIwx #AGwx
Several waves of energy will pivot around the main area of upper-level troughing this weekend. This will bring areas of showers for both Saturday & Sunday. These waves can be tricky to pinpoint even 12-24 hours in advance so changes in forecast across the region are possible. The good news is, the rain will be light in many instances and shouldn't impact too many of your weekend plans!#ILwx #INwx #OHwx #MIwx #WIwx
Winds today will increase late morning into the afternoon across the region. Afternoon gusts of 20-30 mph are expected for many with 30-35 mph gusts across northern IL/southern WI. #ILwx #INwx #OHwx #MIwx #WIwx
Multiple waves of energy will pivot across the Great Lakes & Ohio Valley region today through tomorrow in association with the trough. This will allow for unsettled conditions to remain for both days. #INwx #ILwx #OHwx #MIwx #WIwx
Did you notice hazier conditions than usual across the Upper Midwest/Great Lakes region today? This is due to smoke from Canadian wildfires, and it’ll still around through Wednesday. Lower air quality as well. #INwx #ILwx #OHwx #MIwx #WIwx #MNwx #smoke
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