So far this month, my rain gauges have run 7.46 inches of rain through them. That's the heaviest for the month of September since the year 2012 when 13.80 inches fell. More lows and upper-level disturbances will continue to provide chances for scattered T-storms and rain for the near and further out forecasts. Mostly in the afternoon with the heating of the atmosphere. How much some locations could see another 1 to 1 1/2 inches over the 10 day period. All beginning in earnest on Wednesday early in the day.

 

Mid to upper 60's for starts to the day and low 80's for highs. Except for today and again on Tuesday when the sun will shine off and on giving us mid to upper 80's with upper 80's, we can count on very little sun. The humidity will continue to give us a "feels like" temperature of 3-4 higher than the actual.
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Watching Kirk, Leslie, and 98L in the Atlantic, Trami in the Pacific