Good afternoon,
An upper level disturbance along with a batch of moisture
from the Gulf will be the culprit of torrential downpours and cooler weather
that is expected to extend from parts of the Deep South into the Carolinas
during the next few days.
By the second half of the weekend, heavy showers and thunderstorms
will move across from Mississippi into Tennessee before aiming for the
Carolinas by the beginning of the work week. The rain, which may become heavy
enough to produce flash flooding, will lead to travel delays through cities
such as Jackson, Montgomery, Atlanta and Chattanooga and although severe
weather is not expected, strong wind gusts shouldn’t be discarded. The southern
tail of this system will also be responsible for ongoing showers that will
continue to soak the sunshine state through the first few days of October.
As the disturbance shifts away from the Deep South starting
midweek, conditions are foreseen to begin improving with temperatures with
temperatures diving to at least 10 degrees below average.
A safe and happy weekend to all!
Jen Gonzalez
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