Fast Moving Disturbance Will Be Gone By Daybreak...

Yesterday I showed you the SPC's Severe Weather Outlook for today that hasn't changed.  The bullseye for the worst storms were to our north with a lesser threat farther towards us.  Radar confirms "these guys/ladies are good!"

One thing to note, there is very little radar activity to our west and off the Louisiana coast.   That probably will change later this evening and overnight as there has been a surge of Gulf moisture(70+ dew points) that will provide the fuel for some heavy downpours.

As Bruce points out at 4 PM, the greatest threat for flooding rains are to our north & east.  Pay attention if you live north of Lake P. and especially along the Mississippi Coast towards Mobile.  The time period between 8 PM & 4 AM appears to be when the severe threat will be highest.

This is not a major dip in the jet stream that will bring the northern cold to us.  In fact for the next 10-14 days models keep the main storm track coming into the West coast, dipping across the Rockies and lifting to our north.  That should mean the first half of December will be mild to warm.

The 7 day forecast indicates tomorrow chill will be noticeably, but not extreme and we're quickly back to 70+ for the weekend.

So let's pay attention this evening and make sure your FOX 8 weather App is set to alert you in case warnings are issued.  Any threat won't come before 8 PM so I'm going out to dinner.  Support our local restaurants Gang.

Right now, it appears the severe threat will be to our north & east.  Finally...

These are snow pics from my son's (Rob) house in Longmont, CO.  Remember I said the models show us staying above normal for the next 10-14 days.  that usually would mean a flip-flop to much colder for the second half of the month.  Could that mean a White Christmas down into the Deep South.  As Bing sang way back..."I'm dreaming of..."   Stay tuned!