A cold front will stall across central Alabama late this evening and overnight setting up the perfect and much needed rain scenario for us. A low will form along the front moving east into central Georgia thus enhancing the rain. This is the event we have been waiting for for months – a drenching and soaking rain on this parched earth in the South. I kept expecting the local weather outlets to start talking drought and they began just before this scenario showed up in the models.
Temperatures will steadily fall after tonight and stay in the mid to upper seventies for the weekend. I wouldn’t be surprised if we don’t hit 80 degrees for Monday and with forecast lows being much cooler than they are currently forecast for.
Current Conditions Out of Auburn…
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3 Comments:
You would have been in heaven here yesterday evening! We had an amazing thunder and lightning and event - without any rain at all! Looked like rain all around us, but none at our house.
But the thunder went on and on - each clap seeming to last forever! Poor Dixie spent the whole evening in her personal storm shelter (under the toilet). The lightning wasn't nearly as intense as that thunder was! I can't remember ever hearing each rumble last for so long! Sure was different!
Am hoping you're checking comments here - let us know what's going on with you if you don't mind. Lots of folks a bit worried.
Still worrying . . . . and hoping for word.
Grannie
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