Oh my gosh, all that food making me hungry.
Of course, still got 15 minutes,
so I guess I got it.
Wait, but if you were heading ot
this evening and maybe you don't want
to wait even a few more minutes,
the forecast looks pretty great.
You can see a lot of blue sky
conditions across the area,
only a few clouds mixing in herd
there as it really is going to be one
of the most comfortable evenings we've
seen in quite some time to get out and
maybe enjoy a nice dinner on the patio.
In fact your evening out forecat
showing the mid to upper 80s rit
now for it feels like temperatue
will draw up to around the 80 de
mark by 9:00 just after sunset.
And really we are going to notice that
trend of more comfortable air mixing in
even more so as we head throughs
evening and overnight into Satu.
And the reason why this wonderf,
wonderful cold front that we hae
just been itching for a pretty h
all week right now it has shiftd
southeast of the Charlotte metro area,
but we are going to wait a litte
bit longer for that dry air to
really be drug in overnight.
This is really going to drop
our temperatures a little bit,
but our dew points are going
to be much more significant.
Of course the dew points,
the measure of moisture in the atmosphere.
We're going to be looking at that green,
that coloring showing the low fifties,
upper 40s by tomorrow morning,
53 in Charlotte, 49 in the mountains.
But notice that even as we
approach the afternoon,
still seeing dew points in
the 50s for most of the area.
Now, Sharad Rockingham,
you might get the worst of thisn
terms of lower humidity as you e
going to see a few spots there n
the mid 60s through this weeken,
but it really is going to be a
great weekend to get outside.
The wind might become breezy at times with
that front rolling through through tomorrow,
but it's not going to be enough,
you know, to create any major issues.
Upper 80s in the afternoon,
abundant sunshine tomorrow.
Certainly the pick of the weekend if you
want to get outside a little bit hotter,
a little bit more humid on Sund,
but it's still going to be muche
comfortable than we have been lately.
And Sunday morning, 64 degrees,
it could be our coolest morning
in about two months,
58 days.
So it is certainly going to be
a nice weekend ahead and with
that cold front moving through,
high pressure moves in after it.
Well,
that sinking motion of air keeps
mostly storm free as we head thh
this weekend and early half of next week.
But eventually this high pressue
system is going to have a bit oa
different impact on our forecas.
Notice that it moves right over
the Carolinas by Monday.
This will bring in a S to southwesterly
wind which is oftentimes referro
as the blowtorch here in the Carolinas.
This is really going to crank
up our air temperature.
We are talking 96 degrees possible on Monday,
98 possible on Tuesday.
So currently could be some of the hottest
air we've seen so far this summ.
But here's a little asterisk.
Here's a little caveat here.
Look at the air temperature
compared to the humidity level.
Last week or earlier this week that is.
We were talking air temp in the mid 90s
but the heat index was over one.
That's why we had those heat advisories.
So for this upcoming at least ey
half to the week, you are goingo
notice the actual air temperatu.
A lot of headlines talking about
the hottest air so far this sea,
but it's likely not going to feel hot
enough for a heat advisory to be issued.
That's not to say that you won't still
want to stay hydrated and take those breaks,
things like that.
I just don't want anyone to be concerned
where they're thinking, Oh well,
that the air temperature is hot.
That means our feels like temperatures
are going to go up even more.
As of right now that doesn't
look to be the case.
Quick update for you on the tro.
I'm going to step off because there's
just a lot of action to show.
We have 4 areas of interest,
4 areas of low pressure to talk about here.
Essentially all of them are
just spots to watch,
no immediate threat to the Carolinas.
But I'll tell you that long range models
right now we're indicating thate
two most likely ones to develop right
now the furthest away from our .
A lot of that model data does
actually keep this these out to.
The one with a high chance of
becoming our next named storm.
That's the furthest 1 here to your right.
Model data almost certainly keeps it out.
To see this one,
a little bit of a question markt
you know it's that time of year.
Don't forget look at the calendr
right September 10th is the beak
of hurricane season.
So even if no storm comes anywhe
close to us, we got to talk about it.
But it is certainly that time of the year.
Check out the guy from 7 day forecast.
You can see Saturday and Sunday again,
lots of sunshine, drier air mixing in,
very comfortable to kick off
Saturday morning.
Then,
of course,
we turn our attention to the hor
air Monday and Tuesday,
but for next weekend will likely
be closer to maybe that average
lower 90s feels like temperaturs
in the lower one hundreds.
And that'll be just in time fore
Panthers on Friday to be back at
home at Bank of America Stadium.
Then we have Charlotte FC on Saturday,
maybe hoping that it was going
to be as nice
as this weekend. But I mean,
we're so excited for them to be
back regardless of the weather.
Yeah, definitely. No matter.
People will be excited either w.
You're right. Brittany,
thanks so much for the heads up.