Patrick Murray

Rain and severe weather chances look to increase across the Stateline this week as we enter a more northwesterly flow pattern, which typically brings multiple thunderstorm clusters to the region. Chance of rain increases overnight tonight, with showers and thunderstorms likely tomorrow morning. Many of us will likely wake up to rain tomorrow. But the severe threat doesn't come until the afternoon/evening. The SPC currently has a level 2/5 SLIGHT risk for severe weather draped across the...

The past few days have included partly cloudy conditions, moderate temperatures and higher humidity. An incoming pattern change means our rain chances (and chances for severe weather) increase. A "ring of fire" has/will develop across the region. This is when high pressure develops to our west and thunderstorm clusters develop and ride the edge of the ridge. This will bring stormy conditions to the Stateline, with multiple days of potential severe weather (mainly Sunday and Monday). First off...

For the past few days, we have enjoyed a relatively dry pattern with the exception of Wednesday, where parts of the Stateline saw over an inch of rain. We will likely continue to see dry conditions through tomorrow. Starting as early as Friday night, though, rain chances re-enter the forecast. As seen above, rain looks possible to even likely Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and into Wednesday. Temperatures look to hoover in the low to mid 80s throughout this period, before a cooldown takes place...