It’s a wash and repeat kind of forecast again with steady light rain around much of the day.
Latest Headlines by Adis Juklo
Meteorological fall begins September 1st and astronomical fall begins sometime around September 21st. But it’s been clear in recent years that consistent fall weather doesn’t arrive until sometime in October.
Summer-like temperatures will return for the next several days.
Carnegie was one of the areas hardest hit by the remnants of Hurricane Ivan 20 years ago.
Today will be our best chance of needing to pop an umbrella over a nearly three-week stretch.
If you’ve looked at your weather app the last several days, you may have noticed a “blob” of green on the radar right over the city that doesn’t move. At first glance, it appears to be light to moderate rain, but it’s actually not even weather related!
Despite the cooler weather this week, you probably haven’t thought much about fall foliage yet. But, our weather now can affect what we see in a couple months.
A couple of showers and downpours are crossing the area, but things should be pretty quiet during the middle part of the day.
It will be very warm this evening but not humid and a nice night for outdoor plans. Clear overnight tonight, lows will be in the 60s.
Don’t look now, but we’ve seen a notable shift in our drought situation this week.