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ADMRL's
COMMENT: Sunday May 19, 2013 am
Partly sunny skies with some cloud cover as
the next storm system approaches our area. Very warm air still in
place, ahead of his front that will push our temperatures up into
the upper 80s. Winds out of the SSE will be gusting in the low 20
mph range. There is a slight chance for a pop-up shower or thunderstorm
this afternoon, not much rain expected. Could see some lightning
though. Still a pretty nice day! For tonight, partly cloudy skies,
with evening temperature still in the upper 80s and SSE winds still
very breezy. There is still a slight chance for a pop-up shower
or thunderstorm with not much rain expected. Our overnight temperature
will be around 70°. Severe weather with some heavy rain, large hail,
damaging winds and possible tornadoes are still on track for Monday
into Tuesday night. Stay tuned to NOAA weather radio, your newsfeeds
and I do have a link to NOAA weather radio on the ADMRL's weather
extra's page.
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Long-Range
Comment:
Saturday May 18, 2013 am
My long-range forecast for the upcoming week.
Showers
and thunderstorms start to develop Sunday, May 19. Several days
of severe thunderstorms are likely, starting Sunday night through
Wednesday morning. We could see heavy rain with large hail, damaging
winds and possible tornadoes in the area. Total precipitation of
1.50 inches possible through this time frame. Very pleasant weather
expected for Staunton's graduation, with temperatures in the low
70s, and at graduation time in the mid 60s under partly cloudy skies.
A very slight chance for a spot shower in the area. Memorial weekend
looks very nice, then we begin to get hot by the latter half of
that weekend.
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