Aikyam-Lab/Synoptic-Bench huggingface dataset:
1130 PM CDT WED JUN 22 2016 The heat is on! Mid to upper 90s being reported across much of the area this afternoon as a pre-frontal thermal ridge comprised of 850-mb temps ranging from 2-3 standard deviations above normal moves over the area. currently heat headlines will remain in place trough 02z with no changes needed at the present time. Overnight lows this evening will vary widely with mid/upper 70s expected south of Route 50 while the arrival of cooler air behind this boundary allows values to fall into the mid/upper 60s up along the IA state line.
Still expecting a dry overnight and a warmer day tomorrow.
The low level flow has strengthened slightly to around 15kt.
The cold front this afternoon was bisecting the state from southwest to northeast, entering north central Kansas in our CWA.
1040 PM CDT WED JUN 22 2016 High pressure settling in tonight will allow for decreasing winds and drier air, leading to cooler morning low temperatures. Aiming for low temperatures from the mid 50s in the mid James Valley to the lower 60s around Sioux City and Storm Lake. Thursday will prove to be a little cooler and a little drier with light winds, so a very pleasant summer day. While there does not appear to be much of a mechanism to initiate convection, with the low level jet mainly to the west, I would not be surprised to see a few elevated storms develop around daybreak or a bit after.
900 PM EDT WED JUN 22 2016 Quiet WX pattern overnight as a hi pressure ridge axis over the FL Panhandle maintains a light erly flow acrs central FL. RAP40 analysis shows a short wave inverted trof pushing acrs the nrn Bahamas this evng with H100-H70 mean RH values incrsg from arnd 70pct ahead of the axis to arnd 90pct in its wake. Sat imagery showing a line of shras just behind the trof axis. the increasing moisture profile to the south plus the upstream trof may allow a few shras to dvlp in the coastal convergence zone overnight. Favorable boating conds overnight as a high pressure ridge axis draped over the FL Panhandle maintains a light to gentle E/NE breeze.
At 00 UTC the surface analysis showed an area of high pressure off to the east of the Florida Peninsula.
Our weather here in Central Alabama is still dominated by the large, upper ridge to our west. We also still have sfc ridging exhibiting its influence across the area. The main track of upper disturbances on the north side of the upper ridge will remain north of Central Alabama through the end of the work week.
653 PM CDT WED JUN 22 2016 For Tonight: A cold front over northwestern Kansas this afternoon, will continue to slide slowly southward tonight in response to a strong upper trough sweeping east across the Northern Plains.
High pressure will keep the airmass dry through the night and winds will remain light. UPDATED 2316Z High pressure aloft will continue to keep the airmass dry through the night. A low pressure trof will move over the West Coast tonight and moisture ahead of this system will slowly move across the Rockies.
1000 PM EDT WED JUN 22 2016 A trough of low pressure will cross the region this evening. Another trough follows Thursday with more showers.
1042 PM EDT WED JUN 22 2016 Northwest flow will continue into the end of the week with slightly cooler than average conditions. Dry conditions with gusty winds this afternoon behind the cold front that passed earlier today. Highs struggling to get into the lower 70s. Weather conditions will be very quiet Thursday night into the weekend with high pressure at the surface and a deep layer of dry air dominating much of the Northeast.
/Issued 402 PM CDT WED JUN 22 2016/ Hot and humid weather will continue through the forecast period as an upper ridge remains over the area.
523 PM MDT WED JUN 22 2016 North winds in the wake of earlier cold frontal passage will diminish in the late afternoon hours and remain light overnight. Generally ridging will persist aloft over the central plains on Thursday. Moderate instability will be in place by peak afternoon heating but deep layer shear will be limited to 20-30kts due to the ridge aloft.
Expect temperatures in the low to mid 50s. Some upper 40s possible in the cooler locations out west near the mountains.
The deep layer ridge overlying the region will continue to deliver VFR conditions for the next 24 hours. Subsidence from the upper ridge will maintain a cap near 750 mb along with keeping precipitable water values close to 1. Highs on Thursday will be in the lower 90s except for upper 80s at the coast.
Skies have cleared across Middle Tennessee this evening with high pressure situated to our southeast and a surface boundary approaching the Ohio Valley from the northwest.
Water vapor loop indicated upper low was over MN/MAN border and was moving east about 15 knots. Upper low will move to the New England coast by Thu afternoon. Convective temps were in the low to mid 70s in the southeast.
707 PM EDT WED JUN 22 2016 A trough of low pressure will cross the region this evening. Another trough follows Thursday with more showers.
1049 PM EDT WED JUN 22 2016 Currently - A weakening ridge extends across northern Florida into the Gulf of Mexico. Light mostly east breezes will prevail across Florida Keys waters through the overnight period, due to weak ridging across Florida. Shower and thunderstorm coverage will be isolated to scattered, with the highest chances over the Florida Straits. 00z sounding out of KEY reveals a wildly variable wind profile through the upper atmosphere, with nearly a 100 degree wind shift in the lower 3kft.
Dry southwest flow continues this evening as an upper low, currently off the coast of British Columbia, moves south along the Pacific coast. This low will eventually move inland to our north.
19z/2pm surface analysis shows 1005mb low over western Iowa, with warm front lifting northward into south-central Illinois along a Quincy to Effingham line.
Another short wave trough will pass across the region on Thursday. High pressure and clearing skies will move in Thursday evening and night.
1139 PM CDT WED JUN 22 2016 For Tonight: A cold front over northwestern Kansas this afternoon, will continue to slide slowly southward tonight in response to a strong upper trough sweeping east across the Northern Plains.
A pressure ridge extending from the Atlantic westward through the northern Gulf of Mexico will continue to limit moisture in the forecast area.
The center of the broad 500 mb ridge has elongated over the past 24 hrs and thus the central Gulf Coast is closer to the center. Dominant feature is the ridge which basically stretches from coast to coast across the southern CONUS. The northeastern CONUS is under a trough with the s/w that will lead to severe weather in the great lakes moving digging southeast into MN at 20z. Easy to see the ridge in the water vapor which shows a lot of dry air over the southern plains and southeastern CONUS. Things are starting to heat up with multiple sites having topped out in the lower 90s this afternoon. High pressure along with a stout cap around h7 has kept the area rain free with scattered very ragged cu.
1226 AM EDT THU JUN 23 2016 A trough of low pressure will cross the region this evening. Another trough follows Thursday with more showers.
A weak cold front in southwestern Kansas will continue to push slowly southward this evening, but will likely remain just north of GAG/WWR TAF sites. A swath of temperatures, warmer than the surrounding areas, has developed from west central Oklahoma, up into north central Oklahoma. With this process removed, temperatures will be warmer than when evapotranspiration was at play.
Dry cold frontal boundary sliding through SW KS on schedule this afternoon with a shift to a N/NE winds. Storms expected to initiate in SE Colorado on the higher terrain late this afternoon, with 12z NAM suggesting storms will propagate into far SW KS (Morton county) this evening.
643 PM CDT WED JUN 22 2016 19z/2pm surface analysis shows 1005mb low over western Iowa, with warm front lifting northward into south-central Illinois along a Quincy to Effingham line.
The deep layer ridge overlying the region will continue to deliver VFR conditions for the next 24 hours. Deep layer ridging across the region will provide another pleasant night with clear skies, light winds and cooler than normal temperatures for this time of year. The deep layer ridge overlying the region will continue to deliver VFR conditions for the next 24 hours. Subsidence from the upper ridge will maintain a cap near 750 mb along with keeping precipitable water values close to 1. Highs on Thursday will be in the lower 90s except for upper 80s at the coast.
Another heatwave appears possible this weekend into early next Weakening high pressure aloft and increasing onshore flow will allow the marine layer to build slightly through the remainder of the work week.
752 PM CDT WED JUN 22 2016 Cold front early this evening will be just NW of CWA. particularly for the southern 1/2-2/3 of the CWA where the cold front will either not pass through or have the fropa very late tonight. Temperatures behind this front are not much cooler behind the front but should cool off about ~5 degrees from this afternoon.
701 PM EDT Wed Jun 22 2016 A trough of low pressure over the area today, will continue to provide the North Country with some isolated showers on Thursday, mainly across northeast Vermont and in the higher terrain. Thereafter, high pressure will build over the area heading in to the weekend.
620 PM CDT WED JUN 22 2016 An elongated ridge will provide tranquil aviation weather to the southern CONUS including North and Central Texas for the next few days. /ISSUED 342 PM CDT WED JUN 22 2016/ Southerly winds have increased to around 15kt areawide this afternoon making it feel a little more tolerable than yesterday although temperatures are still in the mid 90s with dewpoints in the lower 70s. The upper pattern changes little over the next couple of days with the center of the upper high right over the Southern Plains.
640 PM CDT WED JUN 22 2016 Surface warm front at 23. This is concerning looking at cloud cover starting to fill in north of the main warm front closer to the interstate 80 corridor. The low looks to edge eastward northeastward with time. Shear profiles would support supercell thunderstorms with the potential for large hail, damaging winds, and perhaps an isolated tornado near the warm front. Thunderstorms also look to develop along the cold front along or east of the Interstate 35 corridor in Minnesota, then race east. High pressure builds into the region on Thursday with decreasing cloud expected by afternoon.
1149 PM CDT WED JUN 22 2016 Cooler. Cold front at 20z had nearly pushed through the entire forecast area, but still needed to clear Falls City, which had reached 100. The cold front will continue to push southward tonight with high pressure and slightly cooler and drier air moving across the area for Thursday, along with dry weather continuing. Highs Thursday in the mid 80s north to around 90 south, with dewpoints in the lower 60s.
(Issued 925 PM CDT WED JUN 22 2016) Quiet and relatively warm conditions prevail across the cntrl TN Valley this Wed evening, with high pressure in control over the srn Atlantic Coast. Temps aren't xpcted to fall off much later tonight from their present trends in the lower/mid 80s, perhaps another 10F or so into the lower/mid 70s for most locations. 09 For 06Z TAFs: With a strong area of high pressure layered across the ern Gulf Coast, VFR conds are xpcted through the TAF period.
803 PM EDT Wed Jun 22 2016 A trough of low pressure over the area today, will continue to provide the North Country with some isolated showers on Thursday, mainly across northeast Vermont and in the higher terrain. Thereafter, high pressure will build over the area heading in to the weekend.
High pressure ridge at the surface and aloft will remain over the region tohight. High pressure ridge over the region will slowly sink South through Thursday.
1135 PM CDT WED JUN 22 2016 Cold front early this evening will be just NW of CWA. particularly for the southern 1/2-2/3 of the CWA where the cold front will either not pass through or have the fropa very late tonight. Temperatures behind this front are not much cooler behind the front but should cool off about ~5 degrees from this afternoon.
737 PM EDT WED JUN 22 2016 Northwest flow will continue into the end of the week with slightly cooler than average conditions. Dry conditions with gusty winds this afternoon behind the cold front that passed earlier today. Highs struggling to get into the lower 70s. Weather conditions will be very quiet Thursday night into the weekend with high pressure at the surface and a deep layer of dry air dominating much of the Northeast.
1148 PM CDT WED JUN 22 2016 Surface warm front at 23. This is concerning looking at cloud cover starting to fill in north of the main warm front closer to the interstate 80 corridor. The low looks to edge eastward northeastward with time. Shear profiles would support supercell thunderstorms with the potential for large hail, damaging winds, and perhaps an isolated tornado near the warm front. Thunderstorms also look to develop along the cold front along or east of the Interstate 35 corridor in Minnesota, then race east. High pressure builds into the region on Thursday with decreasing cloud expected by afternoon.
1035 PM EDT Wed Jun 22 2016 A trough of low pressure over the area today, will continue to provide the North Country with some isolated showers on Thursday, mainly across northeast Vermont and in the higher terrain. Thereafter, high pressure will build over the area heading in to the weekend.
1153 PM CDT WED JUN 22 2016 Coverage this afternoon not quite as widespread as it was yest- erday given the proximity of the upper ridge.
1130 PM CDT WED JUN 22 2016 Clear skies and quiet weather remains the theme across the region beneath the large high pressure ridge centered over the southern part of the country. Veering low level winds the farther north you go should keep the low clouds east of the Metroplex, but it may be something to keep an eye on around sunrise depending on the trends overnight. /ISSUED 342 PM CDT WED JUN 22 2016/ Southerly winds have increased to around 15kt areawide this afternoon making it feel a little more tolerable than yesterday although temperatures are still in the mid 90s with dewpoints in the lower 70s. The upper pattern changes little over the next couple of days with the center of the upper high right over the Southern Plains.
Deep layer ridging across the region will provide another pleasant night with clear skies, light winds and cooler than normal temperatures for this time of year. The deep layer ridge overlying the region will continue to deliver VFR conditions for the next 24 hours. Subsidence from the upper ridge will maintain a cap near 750 mb along with keeping precipitable water values close to 1. Highs on Thursday will be in the lower 90s except for upper 80s at the coast.
Low-level moisture will continue to increase overnight so overnight lows again will be a touch warmer compared to what we saw this morning.
618 PM CDT WED JUN 22 2016 The heat is on! Mid to upper 90s being reported across much of the area this afternoon as a pre-frontal thermal ridge comprised of 850-mb temps ranging from 2-3 standard deviations above normal moves over the area. currently heat headlines will remain in place trough 02z with no changes needed at the present time. Overnight lows this evening will vary widely with mid/upper 70s expected south of Route 50 while the arrival of cooler air behind this boundary allows values to fall into the mid/upper 60s up along the IA state line.
The trough over the Bahamas is still having some issues with maintaining convection, but should see an nocturnal increase in activity over the Atlantic waters. Updated zones have been transmitted to remove the afternoon/evening rain chances and show what is expected for the overnight as the trough approaches from the east. The first interesting feature to near the area is a trough expected to push westward from the Bahamas later tonight. Kept elevated rain chances over the Atlantic waters overnight to account for the nearing trough.
638 PM CDT WED JUN 22 2016 Cooler. Cold front at 20z had nearly pushed through the entire forecast area, but still needed to clear Falls City, which had reached 100. The cold front will continue to push southward tonight with high pressure and slightly cooler and drier air moving across the area for Thursday, along with dry weather continuing. Highs Thursday in the mid 80s north to around 90 south, with dewpoints in the lower 60s.
802 PM CDT WED JUN 22 2016 This afternoon there is an upper low currently over the northeast North Dakota/Manitoba border area that is generating showers and a few thunderstorms over northeast North Dakota/southern Manitoba/northwest Minnesota. This upper low and associated inverted trough axis at the surface will slowly side southeast tonight, spreading the showers and thunderstorms across the forecast area overnight tonight. Clouds should keep temperatures much warmer than this morning, and have kept mins in the upper 40s/low 50s tonight. The surface inverted trough axis will still extend up into northwest Wisconsin so we may have some lingering pops there, but features are very weak by that point and confidence is not very high and have decided to leave it out for now.
1128 AM MDT THU APR 21 2016 PREDAWN WATER VAPOR LOOP SHOWED THAT THE UPPER LOW THAT PLAGUED OUR AREA SINCE LATE LAST WEEK HAS FINALLY MOVED INTO THE MO VALLEY. GOOD AGREEMENT WITH THE 21/00Z SHORT RANGE MODEL GUIDANCE PROGGING A LARGE SCALE RIDGE TO SLOWLY TRANSLATE EAST ACROSS THE ROCKIES AND PLAINS DURING THE NEXT 24 TO 36 HOURS.
HIGH PRESSURE WILL CONTINUE TO GRADUALLY SHIFT EAST AHEAD OF AN ADVANCING PACIFIC STORM.
CHANGE TO A COOLER, WETTER PATTERN BEGINS THIS WEEKEND.
241 PM CDT THU APR 21 2016 WV IMAGERY SHOWS SERIES OF DISTURBANCES ASSOCIATED WITH THE UPPER LOW CENTERED OVER THE UPPER MS RIVER VALLEY THIS AFTN. WILL CONTINUE DIVING DOWN THE PLAINS TONIGHT AND WILL REINFORCE THE COLD FRONT AND FORCE IT THROUGH OUR REGION.
A WEAK COLD FRONT WILL SLOWLY MOVE ACROSS THE REGION THIS AFTN.
312 PM EDT THU APR 21 2016 LOW PRESSURE AND AN ACCOMPANYING FRONTAL SYSTEM WILL MOVE EAST ACROSS THE MIDWEST AND OHIO VALLEY TOWARD THE REGION TODAY. THOUGH ITS LIKELY A FEW BRIEF SHOWERS WILL STREAK NE ACROSS THE WESTERN AND NRN MTNS BRINGING SEVERAL HUNDREDTHS TO PERHAPS ONE-TENTH OF AN INCH OF RAIN AS A WARM FRONT LIFTS NE ACROSS THE STATE. SFC COLD FRONT WILL APPROACH FROM THE OHIO VALLEY FRIDAY.
141 PM EDT THU APR 21 2016 MOISTURE INCREASING AS COLD FRONT/UPPER LOW APPROACHES FOR A BRIEF UNSETTLED PERIOD. HIGH PRESSURE FOR THE WEEKEND. WILL LOOK FOR A SECONDARY BATCH OF CONVECTION TO FORM IN THE WAKE OF THE FRONT WITH THE UPPER LEVEL TROUGH AXIS THAT WILL BE LAST TO TRACK INTO THE MID ATLANTIC. HIGH PRESSURE SETTLES IN WITH A COOLER AND DRY AIRMASS ONCE AGAIN.
ISOLATED TO SCATTERED SHOWERS WILL DEVELOP AHEAD OF A COLD FRONT. ASSOCD WITH A DEPARTING UPR LVL TROF. YET ANOTHER UPR LVL TROF WAS SITUATED TO THE W OF AR AND THIS FEATURE WL EVENTUALLY SWING THRU THE FA LATER TODAY AND TNGT.
434 PM MDT THU APR 21 2016 A TRANSITORY UPPER RIDGE IS MAKING IT/S WAY ACROSS THE EASTERN GREAT BASIN TODAY. THE RIDGE AXIS SHIFTS EAST OF THE ROCKIES BY TOMORROW AFTERNOON AS OUR NEXT UPSTREAM SYSTEM SPREADS ACROSS THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST. THERE IS ENOUGH INSTABILITY AND MOISTURE UNDER THE RIDGE FOR SOME ISOLATED THUNDERSTORMS THE NEXT FEW AFTERNOONS.
143 PM EDT THU APR 21 2016 LOW PRESSURE WILL BRING INCREASING SHOWER CHANCES THIS AFTERNOON THROUGH FRIDAY. SHOWERS ARE EXPECTED TO BECOME LIKELY TONIGHT AND FRIDAY AS THE SLOW MOVING UPR LOW OPENS INTO A TROF AND EVENTUALLY DRIVES AN ASSOCIATED SFC COLD THRU THE RGN. SHOWER CHCS SHOULD CONTINUE THRU FRI EVE BEHIND THE SFC COLD FRONT AS THE UPR TROF COMPLETES IT/S PASSAGE THRU THE RGN. BUILDING RIDGING IS THEN EXPECTED TO BRING DRY WEATHER THROUGH THE WEEKEND.
WITH MVFR CIGS EXPECTED TO REMAIN IN PLACE OVERNIGHT AS THE LOW LEVELS WILL REMAIN MOIST.
321 PM CDT THU APR 21 2016 UPPER LEVEL RIDGE JUST TO THE WEST OF THE FCST AREA. ISOLATED CONVECTION ON THE NM MOUNTAINS WILL NOT MOVE FAR OFF THE HIGH TERRAIN WITH DRY NORTHEASTERLY LOW LEVEL FLOW DOWNSTREAM.
1104 AM MDT THU APR 21 2016 THE LONG AWAITED ARRIVAL OF UPPER LEVEL RIDGING ARRIVES TODAY WITH JUST ENOUGH MOISTURE LEFT AROUND THE AREA TO KICK OFF ISOLATED CONVECTION OVER THE HIGHER TERRAIN THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING. RIDGE AXIS SHIFTS EAST ON FRIDAY WITH SOUTHWEST GRADIENT WINDS GRADUALLY INCREASING THROUGH THE DAY.
UPPER RIDGE BUILDING INTO THE AREA FRI SHOULD GIVE US MOSTLY VFR CONDITIONS BY EARLY TOMORROW AFTN. TWEAKED THE TEMPERATURES DOWNWARD TO ACCOUNT FOR THE COOLER CONDITIONS BEHIND THE STORMS AND FOR CLOUDINESS THROUGH EARLY AFTERNOON.
BUT SOME BRIEF MVFR CIGS AND VSBY WILL BE POSSIBLE AFTER 15Z ON FRIDAY AS SHRA/TSRA DEVELOP OVER THE REGION ALONG AND AHEAD OF A COLD FRONT. OTHERWISE MAINLY DRY CONDITIONS WILL CONTINUE WITH A MIX OF SUN AND CLOUDS EXPECTED WITH TEMPERATURES CLIMBING TO AROUND 80 TO THE LOWER 80S ALONG THE COAST.
314 PM CDT THU APR 21 2016 UPPER LOW OVER SOUTH CENTRAL IOWA SPINNING TO THE EAST SOUTHEAST AT 20 MPH WITH AREAS OF SHOWERS WITH SCATTERED THUNDERSTORMS ALONG MISSISSIPPI RIVER. THIS SHOULD RESULT IN HIGHS MOSTLY IN THE LOWER TO MIDDLE 60S WITH ISOLATED UPPER 60S SOUTHWEST SECTIONS.
223 PM MDT THU APR 21 2016 UPPER RIDGE WILL SHIFT EAST TONIGHT WITH THE FLOW ALOFT BECOMING SOUTHWEST AND SOUTHERLY WINDS DEVELOPING ON THE PLAINS. WITH CAPES OF 300 J/KG OR LESS, WILL HOLD ON TO LOW POPS OVER THE HIGHER MOUNTAINS LATE IN THE AFTERNOON WITH NO CHANCE OF RAIN ON THE PLAINS. THE FLOW ALOFT WILL BECOME SOUTHWESTERLY FRIDAY NIGHT AS THE UPPER RIDGE AXIS SHIFTS TO THE EAST.
Temps running several degrees cooler this afternoon as the Ern Pac trof nears the Coast. Initial large scale ascent from the approaching trof enhancing cloud cover near/over the Coastal range where a few late day/ evening showers will be possible. Chances of showers and the Delta Breeze/Up-Valley flow will increase Thu nite and Fri over the CWA as a progressive and negatively tilted trof moves into Norcal. Another trof is forecast to drop down from the northwest by later Sun bringing another chance of showers.
MAINLY ACROSS THE SOUTHERN HALF OF THE FORECAST AREA AS LOW PRESSURE MOVES THROUGH THE REGION. WITH DRY WEATHER ACROSS THE FORECAST AREA BY EARLY MORNING AS HIGH PRESSURE MOVES IN. A COLD FRONT WILL DROP SOUTHWARD LATE THIS EVENING AND OVERNIGHT. BRINGING BREEZY WINDS AND A COOLER/DRIER AIRMASS. SHOULD SEE DECREASING CLOUDS THROUGH THE DAY FRIDAY AS THE HIGH CONTINUES TO BUILD IN. TEMPS WILL BE NEAR NORMAL EXCEPT FOR COOLER TEMPS NEAR LAKE MICHIGAN ONCE AGAIN.
215 PM EDT THU APR 21 2016 MOISTURE INCREASING AS COLD FRONT/UPPER LOW APPROACHES FOR A BRIEF UNSETTLED PERIOD. HIGH PRESSURE FOR THE WEEKEND. WILL LOOK FOR A SECONDARY BATCH OF CONVECTION TO FORM IN THE WAKE OF THE FRONT WITH THE UPPER LEVEL TROUGH AXIS THAT WILL BE LAST TO TRACK INTO THE MID ATLANTIC. HIGH PRESSURE SETTLES IN WITH A COOLER AND DRY AIRMASS ONCE AGAIN.
534 PM EDT THU APR 21 2016 MOISTURE INCREASING AS COLD FRONT/UPPER LOW APPROACHES FOR A BRIEF UNSETTLED PERIOD. HIGH PRESSURE FOR THE WEEKEND.
1122 AM MDT THU APR 21 2016 QUIET WEATHER IN THE SHORT TERM WITH UPPER RIDGE AXIS SHIFTING OVER THE AREA TODAY BEHIND THE DEPARTING UPPER LOW.
15Z SURFACE ANALYSIS PLACES A WEAK COLD FRONT STRETCHING FROM SOUTHEAST MISSOURI BACK THROUGH CENTRAL ARKANSAS. A COLD FRONT CURRENTLY EXTENDS FROM WESTERN ILLINOIS THROUGH CENTRAL ARKANSAS AND INTO CENTRAL TEXAS. THIS COLD FRONT WILL MOVE INTO THE FORECAST AREA LATER TODAY. AS THE COLD FRONT MOVES THROUGH THE FORECAST AREA TONIGHT PRECIPITATION WILL END BEHIND THE FRONT. THE COLD FRONT WILL BE OUT OF THE FORECAST AREA WITH NO RAIN EXPECTED BEHIND THE FRONT. THE AIR BEHIND THIS COLD FRONT WILL NOT THAT MUCH COOLER SO TEMPERATURES ON FRIDAY WILL BE SIMILAR TO TODAY WITH HIGHS IN THE MID TO UPPER 70S. DRY WEATHER WILL CONTINUE INTO THE WEEKEND AS HIGH PRESSURE BUILDS IN.