FORECAST HIGHLIGHTS
- HOLDING STEADY: Generally quiet through the weekend
- RAIN NEXT WEEK: Still some questions on timing
- GABRIELLE: Tropical Storm will not impact United States
FORECAST
September is usually known for its variability. Not in 2025. The last eight days have featured rain-free conditions and an afternoon temperature of either 92, 93, or 94. So, when will we finally see some changes? That likely comes next week.
GABRIELLE
Tropical Storm Gabrielle has formed in the Atlantic. Although it is not projected to affect the United States, it is the seventh named storm this year. Nevertheless, it’s anticipated to reach hurricane status next week while having no affect to the United States.
PATTERN CHANGE
This is where it gets interesting. In short, it’s a complicated pattern next week. What we do know is that rain is in the forecast starting this weekend. A cutoff low will form somewhere in the middle part of the country by midweek, which tend to have a mind of their own.
There are some questions as to exactly where this sets up and the timing, but it should bring us some rain chances as early as Sunday night through Wednesday. Though the exact timing is still up in the air, it will also likely some cooler weather. The timing still needs to be ironed out.
We’ll keep you posted on the latest changes!
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