MONDAY, July 24, 2017
A few isolated showers/storms will be
possible this afternoon/evening across southern Missouri, generally
south of an Anderson, to Springfield to a Salem Missouri line.
Coverage in any activity that can develop will be limited and overall
most locations should remain dry. Any locations that are effected by
any isolated activity should only be so briefly as this activity will
be short lived in nature.
TUESDAY
Lows tonight will drop into the upper
60's to the lower 70's. An upper level ridge will slowly nudge east
across the Plains on Tuesday. Highs will be similar to those today
but maybe a degree or two warmer. Moisture will be slow to return so
heat index values should again be in the middle to upper 90's Tuesday
afternoon.
WEDNESDAY
The ridge will build into the region on
Wednesday allowing temperatures in the middle to upper 90's to
return. Moisture will also increase allowing heat index values
between 100 and 105 to return. A Heat Advisory may be needed for
portions of the area on Wednesday.
THURSDAY
An upper level shortwave trough will
then dive south and push the ridge back to the west Thursday into
Friday. A front will slide south through the area during this time
and could spark some scattered showers/storms across the area. This
may be very similar to the front that moved through the area over the
weekend with not widespread coverage in rain occur, being more hit
and miss in nature.
FRIDAY
Another upper level trough will dive
south through the area reinforcing the ridge remain to the west of
area. Could be some spotty convection, but again not looking at
widespread rain or a washout by any means. This will result in cooler
conditions Friday into Monday as highs in the 80's and lows in the
lower to middle 60's are expected each day.
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