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Tropical Potential Looms

An active pattern may be emerging after the weekend as a potential tropical system takes shape in the Atlantic.

Today’s Weather Highlights:

– Showers and thunderstorms likely, mainly across Georgia, Florida, and the Carolinas.

– Thunderstorms will largely push off to the east overnight.

– Temperatures: Largely within 2-4 degrees of normal, with a 2-6 degree above normal temperatures along the Atlantic Coast.

Forecast Confidence: High

Temperatures are expected to verify for most areas, outside of any areas affected directly by precipitation.

Tomorrow’s Weather Highlights:

– A few lingering showers and storms possible across Georgia, Florida, and the Carolinas.

– Most areas are expected to be drier.

– Temperatures: 2-4 degrees above normal for all.

Forecast Confidence: Medium-High

Temperatures are expected to verify for most areas, outside of any areas affected directly by precipitation.

3-5 DAY EXTENDED OUTLOOK:

Sunday:

– More lingering activity once again possible across the Carolinas and the immediate Atlantic Coast states.

– Shower and storm activity may incrase later in the day across Florida as a tropical disturbance begins to lift into the Bahamas.

– Most other areas are likely to be dry.

– Temperatures: 3-5 degrees above normal for all.

Monday:

– Scattered showers becoming possible along the immediate Atlantic coast early, becoming widespread and heavier through the day.

– Precipitation amounts may be highly dependent on the positioning of the potential tropical system lifting northward from the Bahamas.

– Potential tropical landfall is possible in the Carolinas later in the evening, and areas of heavy rain and flooding are possible.

– Temperatures: 3-5 degrees above normal for all.

Tuesday:

– Scattered rain/storms as the remnant tropical low moves inland and into the Tennessee Valley.

– Continued risk for heavy rain and flooding into portions of the northern Deep South and Carolinas.

– Temperatures: 3-5 degrees above normal for all.