We have a front that is slowing and will likely stall over us thru Saturday. For those of us South of IH 20....slim to none as far as rain chances go. 

 

We will continue to see low level moisture and light winds from the Gulf keeping the humidity up. Our temperatures will remain above normal for this time of the year. Mid to upper 80's for the day time and mid to upper 60's during the evenings. We are continuing to see dry conditions increasing in our pasture lands and road easements so open flames should be watched closely to be sure no sparks ignite those areas of concern.

 

Mid week we should see another front, a shift in our winds to the NNE, cooler temperatures in the day and evenings, lower humidity, and better chances for rain. This will occur mainly Wednesday morning through late Thursday evening. Only 1/2 - 3/4 inches is forecast. Right now, any moisture would be welcome as we are 3+ inches below for October on top of a very dry September.

Tropics:-Hurricane Nicole has made a rapid turn out to sea and will not impact the    US.-All is quiet out in the Atlantic behind Nicole and no development is  expected for the next 10 days to 2 weeks.  That said...Hurricane season  for the Atlantic extends thru November.

Mark your Calendar's* Sunday, November 6th, we gain our lost hour back.  Set your clocks back    one hour at 2:00am as we switch back to Standard time.