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Warmer, more humid air forecast to come later in the week, but still pretty much no chance of rain.
If this pattern continues, drought conditions may develop this fall.
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The hurricane will continue to move up the western part of Florida
and weaken as it moves further inland into the Southeast US.
Northerly flow around the system will just reinforce the nice
weather over the forecast area, with relatively less humid daytime
conditions and cool night. Some wrap around moisture may bring an
increase in clouds on Tuesday, however deeper moisture will stay
away from the forecast area, and thus no rain.
After the tropical system dissipates over the Southeast US, a
southerly flow off the Gulf will begin during the mid week and
persist into next weekend. This will help bring back warmer
temperatures and more humid conditions. Despite the increase in
moisture, some upper level ridging should help keep in check any
significant rain chances.
Warmer, more humid air forecast to come later in the week, but still pretty much no chance of rain.
If this pattern continues, drought conditions may develop this fall.
Drought in the late fall-early spring periods isn't really anything to worry about. No different from all those tropical/subtropical climates with strong defined dry seasons.
Well below normal the first 10 days of Sept. Average high is 72.9F average low 53.6F, Mean is 63.3F which is 5.3F below norma (ORD)l... MDW it's 73.3F/55.7F with a Mean of 64.5F
Quiet week here with below average temps (as it has been), but maybe a bit of a warm up by the weekend. Probably thanks to Irma spinning up Gulf air towards the Midwest... Also looks like a storm of the Pacific Northwest will drop a trough out west nest week. Maybe a pattern change? Overall, we've been in a below average temperature regime since the second half of July. In fact since July 24th only 17 days have seen above average high temps.
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