OK, so everyone survived the Memorial
weekend in relatively good shape, (I hope). And the weather, while
not ideal, was good enough to insure more than a few got a little
sunburn from being outdoors. Now, it's Tuesday May 31st
and more unsettled weather looks to be making an entrance from the northern Plains!
Looking for pretty wet conditions all
across the region for both Tuesday and Wednesday as a rather vigorous
frontal system tracks across the northern Plains during this period
of time. That will have the effect of pushing a cold front southwards
in our general direction. Lucky us, in Taney County, we should remain in
the warm sector for both days with the front stalled out just to the
north. Not to be unfriendly, the front will send us a series of upper
level impulses resulting in heightened probabilities for widespread
showers and thunderstorms. That front should go ahead and push on
through sometime Wednesday, but at this time our risk for any really
severe stuff is marginal at best.
By Thursday, a rather weak shear zone will linger in the area keeping the possibilities of rain to occur in a scattered fashion rather high. This will be especially true for the Taney County area....
A cold front should blast through the region late Saturday ushering in cooler and dryer conditions through mid next week!
By Thursday, a rather weak shear zone will linger in the area keeping the possibilities of rain to occur in a scattered fashion rather high. This will be especially true for the Taney County area....
A cold front should blast through the region late Saturday ushering in cooler and dryer conditions through mid next week!
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