Tomorrow's forecast hinges heavily on the tropical development to our south; not that the system will directly affect us -- it won't -- but the question is, how much tropical moisture makes it this far north. Right now, I'm leaning toward our drier models with high pressure still entrenched aloft. Expect scattered storms tomorrow afternoon, more the farther south you go across the area, with highs in the low to mid 90's. Most of the tropical moisture will shoot toward the Yucatan and western Gulf over the weekend and early next week. There is a chance some of the deep tropical moisture could push toward SWFL by the middle to end of next week. Right now, though, everything is very much up in the air pending how much of this tropical disturbance survives its trip across the Yucatan! More coming later...
Brian
