
Thanks to our morning clouds, storms have not developed yet, and will not be as organized Wednesday. The main "trigger" will be the sea breeze front, the same feature that "activated" the storms Monday and Tuesday (and kept the storms along the I-95 corridor). Not today. And that's the big difference.
We still expect some isolated cells to develop, some may become briefly severe, pulsing with vivid lightning and locally heavy rainfall. Don't think hail will be as big of a problem as the storms will be more shallow, unable to reach the much-colder air aloft.
Anything that fires up will diminish after sunset, done by 10p, low 65, and again, patchy fog in rain areas. Then Thursday we'll be mostly cloudy. And again the clouds will help "hold down" the organized storms until after 3p, hi 84. And now, Friday looks like a repeat of Thursday.
But our break in the storms will be Saturday. Storm risk may return with a strong onshore flow pushing tropical moisture into the area to end the weekend. One model keeps Sunday very wet indeed. We will watch that carefully. In the meantime, watch the skies for quickly developing storms again Wednesday afternoon. -- Big John

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