Aikyam-Lab/Synoptic-Bench huggingface dataset:
1042 AM CDT THU MAY 5 2016 Latest water vapor imagery shows deep upper low spinning over eastern Kentucky. Thanks to the increasing amounts of sunshine, high temperatures will be warmer than in recent days, with readings topping out in the lower to middle 60s. A spoke of energy wrapping around the back side of the upper low will push clouds back into portions of east-central and southeast Illinois today, but do not expect rainfall with this feature locally. The upper-level cold pool associated with system will pull away as the upper low continues to dig. Upper ridge axis is slowly shifting eastward this morning, as our nearby upper low drops across southeast Indiana. These features will be sliding eastward late this week, with the ridge being flattened by an upper wave/low that will be diving southeast toward Lake Superior.
COOLER HIGH TEMPS AND A SLIGHT CHANCE OF SHOWERS ACROSS NE AL LATE THIS MORNING/EARLY AFTERNOON. ESPECIALLY IN THE HIGHER TERRAIN WITH GUSTS UP TO 40KTS POSSIBLE. JMS /ISSUED 612 AM CDT THU MAY 5 2016/ A STRONG LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM WILL MOVE JUST EAST OF THE AREA TODAY.
612 AM CDT THU MAY 5 2016 GENERAL FORECAST TRENDS REMAIN ON TRACK WITH STRONG WARMING INTO FRIDAY AS UPPER RIDGE MOVES OVER THE CENTRAL PLAINS.
A deep upper level low will move from the Ohio Valley into the southeastern U. Deep cyclonic northerly flow will result in cooler than normal temperatures today. This will result in a rather large temperature gradient this afternoon, as high temperatures range from the lower 60s in southwest Indiana and the Kentucky Pennyrile to the lower 70s across the Missouri Ozarks. In the wake of the departing low, a large ridge of high pressure will migrate eastward from the Plains through late week.
COOLER AND WINDY TODAY. UPPER LEVEL TROF CONTINUES TO AMPLIFY/CUT OFF OVER THE EASTERN U. AND SECONDARY FRONT/TROF TO PUSH THROUGH THE SE GA/NE FL AREA TODAY. DRY CONDITIONS AND COOLER TEMPERATURES ARE EXPECTED TODAY AND FRIDAY AS HIGH PRESSURE BUILDS WEST OF THE REGION.
A LARGE PACIFIC LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM WILL MOVE INTO THE DESERT SOUTHWEST LATER TODAY THROUGH THE WEEKEND.
MORNING WATER VAPOR AND H5 ANALYSIS INDICATE THE MEAN RIDGE AXIS HAS SHIFTED EAST IN ADVANCE OF A CLOSED LOW ADVANCING ON SHORE ALONG THE CENTRAL CALIFORNIA COAST. AND MORE SO TOMORROW AS THE TROUGH AND ATTENDANT JET NOSE IN FROM THE WEST BOTH INCREASING SHEAR AND PROMOTING A STEEPENING OF LAPSE RATES.
/issued 459 AM CDT THU MAY 5 2016/ (Today and Tonight) Nationally, today through tonight will see the central CONUS dominated by an upper ridge with the western and eastern CONUS dominated by upper lows. Afternoon highs will be warmer than yesterday by a few degrees with mid to upper 80s expected. Morning lows tomorrow will also be a little warmer with temperatures in the upper 50s.
THEN EXPECT COOLER TEMPERATURES AND ISOLATED SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS THIS WEEKEND. WATER VAPOR IMAGERY AND 05/12Z UPPER-AIR PLOTS SHOW THE RIDGE AXIS TO OUR EAST AND EXTENDS FROM CHIHUAHUA MEXICO INTO NEW MEXICO AND NORTHWARD INTO COLORADO AND WYOMING. JUST OFFSHORE OF THE CALIFORNIA COAST IS AN UPPER LOW THAT WILL BRING US INCREASING WINDS TODAY. WITH THE RIDGE AXIS HAVING MOVED EAST. THE UPPER LOW WILL MOVE SLOWLY ACROSS THE DESERT SOUTHWEST THROUGH THE WEEKEND AND THIS WILL RESULT IN SLIGHT CHANCES OF RAIN. COOLER TEMPERATURES AND INCREASED MOISTURE WILL THEN MOVE INTO THE AREA LATE FRIDAY THROUGH THE WEEKEND.
HIGH PRESSURE HAS MOVED TO OUR SE. WITH THE LIGHT WINDS SHIFTING MORE OUT OF THE S-SW DURING THE DAY TODAY AS LOW PRESSURE SINKS ACROSS S MANITOBA. AND THE LOW MOVING INTO ONTARIO WITH THE COLD FRONT SINKING ALONG THE ND/SD BORDER. WITH TEMPS BEING A BIT MORE DIFFICULT TO FCST DUE TO THE TIMING OF THE COLD FRONT.
1049 AM EDT THU MAY 5 2016 SLOW MOVING LOW PRESSURE WILL KEEP SHOWERS IN THE FORECAST INTO FRIDAY.
WITH DEW POINTS IN THE LOW TO MID 60S. WEATHER CONDITIONS WILL REMAIN QUIET TODAY ACROSS THE FLORIDA KEYS AS A COLD FRONT CONTINUES TO MOVE EAST AND AWAY FROM THEY KEYS. HIGH TEMPERATURES WILL REACH THE LOWER 80S THIS AFTERNOON. DROPPING TO THE LOWER 70S TONIGHT WITH DEW POINTS IN THE LOW 60S.
/ISSUED 353 AM CDT THU MAY 5 2016/ MID-LEVEL RIDGE WILL REMAIN OVER EASTERN NEW MEXICO AND PANHANDLES TODAY AND TONIGHT. AS RIDGE MOVES SLOWLY EAST ON FRIDAY.
930 AM PDT THU MAY 5 2016 A LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM WILL BRING SHOWERS AT TIMES THROUGH THE WEEKEND.
1116 AM EDT THU MAY 5 2016 HYDRO HIGH PRESSURE WILL BUILD IN ACROSS THE AREA THROUGH THE DAY TODAY.
955 AM EDT THU MAY 5 2016 A STRONG UPPER LEVEL LOW PRESSURE CENTER WILL TRACK SOUTHEAST AND AWAY FROM THE OHIO VALLEY TODAY.
1043 AM EDT THU MAY 5 2016 UPPER LEVEL LOW PRESSURE OVER KENTUCKY WILL SWING SOUTHEAST INTO THE CAROLINAS TODAY.
REMOVED MENTION OF RECORD HIGH FOR LIVINGSTON AT THIS POINT AS HIGHS SHOULD STAY IN THE LOWER 80S THERE. TRANSITIONING TO A CHANCE OF SHOWERS OVERNIGHT AS COLD FRONT APPROACHES. COLD FRONT ON TRACK TO ARRIVE AROUND SUNRISE TOMORROW MORNING. RECORD HIGH TEMPERATURES EXPECTED TODAY AS UPPER LEVEL HIGH PRESSURE BEGINS TO BREAK DOWN AND THIS SUPPORTS INCREASING MIXING.
THIS LEAVES A SHARP UPPER TROUGH OVER THE ROCKIES. A RIDGE EXTENDS FROM EASTERN SD THROUGH CENTRAL TX. CLEAR SKIES AND WARMING TEMPS WILL CONTINUE THROUGH FRI AS THE UPPER RIDGE SLOWLY MIGRATES OVER THE PLAINS. THE UPPER LOW WILL BE SITUATED OVER THE CENTRAL GREAT BASIN WITH A LEAD PIECE OF ENERGY LIFTING ACROSS EASTERN CO/FAR WESTERN KS. BY 12Z SUN THE UPPER LOW WILL BE CENTERED OVER EASTERN WY/FAR WESTERN NEBRASKA WITH A VORT MAX STRETCHING FROM SW KS INTO SOUTHERN NM. GFS AND ECMWF ALSO NOW AGREE ON PUSHING THE BETTER MOISTURE AND PACIFIC COLD FRONT INTO FAR EASTERN KS BY MON AFTERNOON WHICH IS MORE PROGRESSIVE THAN THEIR PREVIOUS RUNS. A LEE TROUGH AXIS WILL STEEPEN OVER THE HIGH PLAINS ON FRIDAY.
926 AM CDT THU MAY 5 2016 HIGH PRESSURE OVER THE CENTRAL PLAINS WILL CONTINUE TO RIDGE INTO SE TX. 12Z SOUNDINGS SUPPORT MAX TEMPS IN THE LOWER TO MIDDLE 80S WHICH MATCHES UP WITH THE CURRENT FORECAST. /ISSUED 433 AM CDT THU MAY 5 2016/ WEAK REINFORCING COLD FRONT TODAY WILL HELP TO KEEP THINGS QUIET ACROSS SE TX JUST A BIT LONGER. THE ELEVATED RIDGING OVER THE REGION (THAT HAS BEEN TRAPPED BETWEEN THE TWO ROBUST LOWS ON EACH U. COAST) IS STILL PROGGED TO FLATTEN THIS WEEKEND AS THE LOW OUT WEST BEGINS TO MOVE EAST.
AS A COLD FRONT PASSAGE THROUGH SOUTH FLORIDA FROM THE NORTH.
1238 PM EDT THU MAY 5 2016 SLOW MOVING LOW PRESSURE WILL KEEP SHOWERS IN THE FORECAST INTO FRIDAY.
756 AM EDT THU MAY 5 2016 AVIATION/MARINE HIGH PRESSURE WILL BUILD IN ACROSS THE AREA THROUGH THE DAY TODAY.
ANOTHER ROUND OF PRECIP MOVING IN AS THE CENTER OF A LOW PRESSURE CENTER ROTATES THROUGH THE FORECAST AREA. A FINAL ROUND OF PRECIP MOVES IN TONIGHT AT TRI AS MOISTURE WRAPS AROUND THE BACK SIDE OF THE LOW.
THIS WILL SET THE STAGE FOR MUCH WARMER TEMPERATURES.
/issued 319 AM CDT THU MAY 5 2016/ Upper ridge over the Rockies this morning will build east today resulting in warm and dry wx for the region. However the next upper trough will move ashore the CA coast today becoming a cut off low.
1017 AM EDT THU MAY 5 2016 YESTERDAY'S COLD FRONT IS CURRENTLY DOWN ACROSS CUBA. BUT A WEAK AND DRY SECONDARY COLD FRONT WILL BE MOVING THROUGH THE PENINSULA TODAY. COOLER AND DRIER AIR WILL CONTINUE TO MOVE INTO THE AREA ON NW FLOW AS HIGH PRESSURE BUILDS AT THE SURFACE. WITH THE UPPER LOW REMAINING OVER THE EASTERN MID-ATLANTIC COAST. ONLY OTHER MAJOR CHANGE FOR THE UPDATE IS TO CANCEL THE HIGH SURF ADVISORY.
ANY LINGERING AC DEPARTS FRIDAY MORNING LEADING TO VFR SKC AND MUCH WARMER AIRMASS.
HIGH PRESSURE OVER SOUTHWESTERN MINNESOTA BRINGING CLEAR AND COOL CONDITIONS ACROSS THE REGION WITH TEMPERATURES MOSTLY IN THE 40S AT 2 AM CDT AND SOME UPPER 30S NORTH. ATTENTION THEN TURNS TO THE APPROACHING COLD FRONT.
HIGHS TODAY WILL BE A GOOD 10 DEGREES BELOW NORMAL AS NORTHERLY FLOW CONTINUES WORK DOWN INTO THE MID STATE THANKS TO COLD UPPER LOW SPINNING OVER EASTERN TENNESSEE KEEPING CLOUDS ROTATING DOWN ACROSS THE AREA.
Upper trough dug well south into the Gulf of Mexico was spreading a rather large cirrus shield across the peninsula.
1117 PM EDT Thu Oct 27 2016 Low pressure will move east of the area overnight.
905 PM EDT Thu Oct 27 2016 Building high pressure will ensure dry, but cool weather for Friday.
/issued 252 PM CDT Thu Oct 27 2016/ Skies are partly cloudy over much of the forecast area this afternoon with temperatures ranging from the lower 70s to mid 80s. The cold front was across west Tennessee and northeast Arkansas at this time. Temperatures will remain above normal tonight with lows Friday morning in the lower 50s to around 60 degrees. On Friday, the front will lift back north as a warm front. This will keep temperatures well above normal with highs in the low to mid 80s. High pressure will be over the southeast U.
An upper level trough lifting into British Columbia will keep showers over the area this evening and into tonight. Weak upper level ridging and high surface pressure east of the Cascades will help conditions dry on Friday, especially over the interior. An upper level trough axis will pass over the area tonight. model solutions still look good for a weak upper level ridge to push west from Eastern Washington resulting in dry conditions from the late morning and through the afternoon and evening.
1048 PM EDT Thu Oct 27 2016 High pressure will prevail through the weekend.
Have made updates to lower the chance of precipitation and precipitation amounts for the lower Snake Plain (Boise to Ontario) and points to the north and west for tonight.
Expect VFR conditions to continue for the next 24 hours as the 500mb ridge across northern Mexico and west Texas provides subsidence across the region. /issued 244 PM CDT Thu Oct 27 2016/ SHORT TERM (Tonight through Friday Night): 500mb ridge across northwest Texas and a 500mb inverted trough moving across the Yucatan peninsula into the Bay of Campeche tonight will provide northeast winds aloft across the CWA. Low to mid level moisture will be limited across south TX and the northwest Gulf of Mexico but a few showers will develop offshore the lower TX coast tonight and move possibly inland by Friday morning. Moisture will gradually increase across the western Gulf of Mexico Friday into Friday night as the 500mb inverted trough across the Bay of Campeche moves westward.
Quiet weather is expected for west central Texas tonight and Friday, as an upper level high shifts east over our area. Temperatures will be 8-12 degrees above normal, with overnight lows expected to be in the upper 50s to lower 60s, and highs on Friday in the lower to mid 80s. High pressure will continue to dominate through this weekend, with temperatures remaining above seasonal normals.
Models depict higher moisture will move into the Coastal Bend Friday morning in the lower levels along with steeper low level lapse rates. A weak inverted trough continues to push closer to the middle Texas coast, however with limited moisture with this system, isolated activity is being confined mainly to the far offshore waters, and even those showers are brief in development.
1148 PM EDT Thu Oct 27 2016 An area of low pressure near New York City lifts to the northeast overnight into Friday. A cold front continues to sweep across the area and passes off the coast overnight. High pressure briefly affects the area Friday night, then builds south of the area over the weekend.
504 PM MDT Thu Oct 27 2016 Upper ridge covers the western CONUS, with northwest flow over the northern plains and mid/high clouds streaming into the region. At the surface, a trough stretches across the western Dakotas and MT/WY. Cooler air will push into the area from the northwest, with somewhat breezy winds across northwestern SD. Highs will range from the mid 60s across northeastern WY, the Black Hills, and northwestern SD to the lower 80s across south central SD. Would not be surprised if there were a few flakes of snow over the higher elevations, but with no accumulation.
530 PM MDT Thu Oct 27 2016 The ridge of high pressure that is overhead today will shift to the east tonight. High level moisture moving through the western part of the ridge will keep the high cirrus. Snow level should remain high so only the highest peaks will receive limited snow.
733 PM EDT Thu Oct 27 2016 High pressure will prevail through the weekend.
/issued 355 PM EDT Thu Oct 27 2016/ High pressure centered over the Southeastern portion of the country will remain in place through the rest of the week.
The upper level ridge of high pressure will remain centered over Texas through Friday afternoon, with the associated ridge axis expected to gradually build eastward toward the Gulf Coast region into Friday. Otherwise, we expect lows tonight to range from the mid 50s to around 60 over interior areas to the lower to mid 60s near the coast. Highs Friday are forecast to range from the mid to upper 80s over inland locations, and in the lower 80s near the immediate coast and beaches.
1010 PM MDT Thu Oct 27 2016 Quiet weather prevails this afternoon w/ broad upper-level ridging in place across much of the central CONUS. Lee troughing over the high plains has kept wind speeds considerably lower to the east. More in the way of cloud cover on Friday, so believe temperatures will be some what cooler than today.
610 PM CDT Thu Oct 27 2016 Late this afternoon a surface warm front, albeit pretty shallow, was located near the Missouri River at 19z. As we move into the evening and overnight hours some of this residual moisture in the low levels could allow for additional patchy fog to develop but not confident enough to include in forecast. Went ahead and increased lows a little with the expected south wind and raised wind speeds around the Buffalo Ridge late tonight into Friday morning and then late morning and afternoon increased winds across northwest Iowa. Upper level ridge flattens out over the weekend as wave moves along the US/Canadian border.
A large upper level ridge of high pressure covers the Rocky Mountain Region. the upper ridge flattens and moves into the Central Plains States. Colorado will be on the back side of the ridge. GFS and ECMWF model guidance do show high temperatures in Denver a couple of degrees warmer than today. The increased southwest flow aloft should result in breezy conditions across the high country. could produce a few light showers across the high country by late afternoon. Southwest flow aloft will prevail as an upper level ridge moves off to the southeast of Colorado.
A few sites are cooler on dew point than expected and thus have dropped a few and raised one or two overnight lows.
732 PM EDT Thu Oct 27 2016 Low pressure will move east of the area early tonight bringing and end to the rain for most areas shortly after sunset.
High pressure at the surface and aloft will be in control of the weather pattern during the TAF period. This did lead to a lot of sun allowing temps to easily rise into the lower to mid 80s this afternoon. The culprit is going to be the strong ridge which currently resides over the Desert Southwest region.
1145 PM EDT Thu Oct 27 2016 Low pressure will intensify along the New England coast overnight, then cross the Gulf of Maine Friday.
The cold front that brought light rain or showers to the forecast area is slowly moving to the east and is now oriented from the Northern Blue Mountains in Washington southwest across the Oregon Blue mountains with light rain or showers from the Blue Mountains eastward. Meanwhile the synoptic pattern will persist with an upper high pressure ridge over the center of the county and an upper trough off the coast with a southwest flow aloft over the CWA.
Models show high pressure over our region overnight will slide east by Friday.
804 PM EDT Thu Oct 27 2016 Low pressure will move east of the area early tonight bringing and end to the rain for most areas shortly after sunset.
815 PM EDT Thu Oct 27 2016 High pressure will move across the area tonight providing fair weather.
1246 AM EDT Fri Oct 28 2016 Building high pressure will ensure dry, but cool weather today.
828 PM EDT Thu Oct 27 2016 A cold front will continue to move southeast of the area tonight.
A generally quiet weekend weather-wise is in store as high pressure builds southeastward across the region behind the cold front.
Otherwise, mild conditions will prevail as low pressure moves through nrn Ontario as min temperatures remain in the upper 40s to lower 50s.
1051 PM MDT Thu Oct 27 2016 The ridge of high pressure that is overhead today will shift to the east tonight. High level moisture moving through the western part of the ridge will keep the high cirrus. Snow level should remain high so only the highest peaks will receive limited snow.
High pressure at the surface and aloft will be in control of the weather pattern. Another tranquil yet warmer than normal fall evening across the region and what few showers were around the area earlier have already dissipated. This did lead to a lot of sun allowing temps to easily rise into the lower to mid 80s this afternoon. The culprit is going to be the strong ridge which currently resides over the Desert Southwest region.
As it passes it will send a surface cold front through northeast Montana. Some light rain showers will be possible with the front, but by and large it looks to be a dry cold frontal passage. Friday will breezy and cooler behind the surface front.
We owe the unsettled weather pattern to a sharp, and, as it turns out, fairly deep and somewhat complex trough/cyclonic vorticity pattern between the Gulf coast and the Caribbean, with a healthy infusion of moisture from the lower troposphere thanks to a high-momentum near-surface layer and a favorably positioned upper jet streak.
939 PM EDT Thu Oct 27 2016 A cold front will cross the local area later tonight.
This may result in the low clouds and fog reforming later tonight across portions of northeast Oklahoma, mainly north of I-44 and east of highway 75. unseasonably warm conditions are expected for the remainder of the forecast period as high pressure aloft builds over the region.
A 22Z regional surface analysis shows high pressure centered over southern GA with lower pressure to our south. An upper level trough stretches across the Gulf of Mexico and satellite imagery shows upper level cloud cover associated with this disturbance across the eastern Gulf, along with some convection in the southern Gulf.
812 PM EDT Thu Oct 27 2016 Update/Aviation High pressure will continue to build in and bring fair weather tonight through Friday.
/00Z TAFS/ High pressure aloft will keep a light wind environment over the area TAF sites with only some vfr level cumulus expected for Friday. A low-level ridge is developing over the Gulf Coast states and Texas with mid-and upper-level ridging taking form over far west Texas into northern Mexico. Records highs are in the low and mid 90s, so it is unlikely that those will be reached.
739 PM EDT Thu Oct 27 2016 Cold front exits to the east this evening/tonight.
1035 PM EDT Thu Oct 27 2016 High pressure will move across the area tonight providing fair weather.
/61/ No prospects for rain through the end of the 7 day period as an upper ridge holds firm over the region.
A strong warm front extended from western ND to eastern KS with temperatures in the 70s to lower 80s in the Great Plains. Much warmer on Friday. Late this afternoon through tonight: The clearing trend should continue to gradually spread northeast and much of the cwa should have eroded the low stratus by early to mid evening. As the warmer air arrives over the cooler/moist ground the potential exists for a more widespread fog (possibly dense) later tonight. Friday: A windy and much warmer day as low pressure tracks to our north along the United States/Canada border.
1200 AM CDT Fri Oct 28 2016 Large upper ridge over the Rockies will shift east tonight and tomorrow bringing warmer temperatures into the region for the rest of the week.
909 PM EDT Thu Oct 27 2016 A weak cold front will move through the region this evening.
654 PM CDT Thu Oct 27 2016 Large upper ridge over the Rockies will shift east tonight and tomorrow bringing warmer temperatures into the region for the rest of the week.
1017 PM CDT Thu Oct 27 2016 Late this afternoon a surface warm front, albeit pretty shallow, was located near the Missouri River at 19z. As we move into the evening and overnight hours some of this residual moisture in the low levels could allow for additional patchy fog to develop but not confident enough to include in forecast. Went ahead and increased lows a little with the expected south wind and raised wind speeds around the Buffalo Ridge late tonight into Friday morning and then late morning and afternoon increased winds across northwest Iowa. Upper level ridge flattens out over the weekend as wave moves along the US/Canadian border.
/issued 326 PM CDT Thu Oct 27 2016/ An impressive upper level high pressure ridge will continue to expand eastward across the southern plains tonight and Thursday. Tonight expected to be slightly more mild as the upper ridge builds in, but still areas mainly in the western South Plains and southwest Panhandle are likely to dip again below guidance numbers. The very dry airmass and nearly full sunshine on Friday - some high clouds increasing especially late in the day - favor the high side of guidance; on the order of 10 or more degrees above normal. RMcQueen A flatter, but still robust version of the upper ridge will hold sway over northwest Texas through the weekend.
High pressure across the upper midwest continues to shift eastward. A tight pressure gradient will setup up across the area ahead of the next cold front over the weekend.
724 PM CDT Thu Oct 27 2016 Once again looking like another quiet night with weak high pressure over SE Texas allowing for winds to decouple tonight with clear skies. Aloft, an upper level ridge should edge over much of Texas for the weekend keeping rain chances out of the forecast.
646 PM CDT THU OCT 27 2016 Weak high pressure starts to move into the region this evening. Low level clouds that have persisted through the day have limited diurnal mixing and the dewpoints have remained in the low to mid 40s, with yesterdays rainfall likely enhancing the RH near the surface. into the low 70s. Have trended on the higher side of the guidance wind forecast as a result. The warm southerly winds will keep low temps Friday night much above normal, as temps bottom out in the low 60s west of I-55, with mid to upper 50s east of I-55.
Cold front continues to progress south and east through the Ohio Valley this afternoon, with chilly NW winds behind it starting temps on their way down already.
Another tranquil yet warmer than normal fall evening across the region and what few showers were around the area earlier have already dissipated. High pressure at the surface and aloft will be in control of the weather pattern during the TAF period. This did lead to a lot of sun allowing temps to easily rise into the lower to mid 80s this afternoon. The culprit is going to be the strong ridge which currently resides over the Desert Southwest region.
1124 PM EDT Thu Oct 27 2016 Update High pressure will continue to build in and bring fair weather tonight through Friday.
847 PM EDT Thu Oct 27 2016 A cold front will cross the area this evening. High pressure will build over the area tonight through Friday night.
Chattanooga Airport, TN 55 80 55 85 / 10 10 0 0 Knoxville McGhee Tyson Airport, TN 53 77 53 83 / 10 10 0 0 Oak Ridge, TN 53 77 52 83 / 10 10 0 0 Tri Cities Airport, TN 49 71 47 78 / 20 0 0 0.
Little in the way of rain over the next several days per the state being under the subsidence of this eastern-expanding western based upper ridge. While subsequent days will be warmer. The upper ridge axis is forecast to position itself in a zonal orientation.
Moisture from Hurricane Seymour will continues to merge with the low off the coast and spread over the area. The low will move east of the region Friday afternoon with lingering showers over the region.