Sunday, June 25: Cooler & Breezy Sunday

Sunday, June 25: Cooler & Breezy Sunday

Updated: 7:36 AM CDT Jun 25, 2023

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NO, NO, NO, NO, NO. I’M ROOTING FOR A GOOD GAME. I MEAN, THINGS ARE LOOKING QUIET ACROSS THE AREA RIGHT NOW. BUT AGAIN, WHAT WE HAVE IN STORE FOR US WILL BE THE STRONGER WINDS THAT’S GOING TO BE THE TELLTALE SIGN AND MAY INFLUENCE THIS AFTERNOON’S GAME, AT LEAST WITH A LITTLE BIT MORE OFFENSE. SOME HIGH FLY BALLS OUT THERE. COLD FRONT HAS PASSED THROUGH MOST OF THE REGION RIGHT NOW WE’RE LOOKING AT THIS COUNTERCLOCKWISE FLOW OF LOW PRESSURE, HIGH PRESSURE TO FOLLOW, AND USUALLY WHEN WE HAVE BOTH OF THOSE TOGETHER, IT CREATES A QUARTER OF STRONG WIND SPEEDS. AND THAT’S GOING TO BE THE DOMINANT WEATHER PATTERN FOR US, AT LEAST FOR THIS MORNING, ESPECIALLY BY THE EARLY AFTERNOON. THINGS LOOK QUIET. THE REPORTING CLOUD COVERS THROUGH SOUTHWEST IOWA. HERE’S A LIVE SHOT. THIS IS LEWIS AND CLARK MONUMENT. THIS WILL BE THE PLACE TO BE. WINDS ARE ALREADY PICKING UP OUT OF THE NORTHWEST FROM EPPLEY AIRFIELD WEST WIND ABOUT 18 MILES AN HOUR, 67 DEGREES CURRENTLY, DEW POINTS IN THE LOWER 50S. THAT’S DRY, CRISP CANADIAN AIR FLOWING IN WHEN GUSTS GET IN AS HIGH AS 28 MILES AN HOUR. A RECENT REPORT FROM EPPLEY AIRFIELD 18 MILE AN HOUR WIND GUST FROM YORK 31 MILE AN HOUR WIND GUSTS OUT OF THE WEST FROM NORFOLK. AND THAT’S WHAT WE’RE GOING TO BE TRACKING THROUGH MOST OF THE DAY. HERE’S STORM PREDICTOR TRACKING THE GUSTS AS WE GET CLOSER TO YOUR LUNCHTIME HOUR. WE’RE STILL LOOKING AT GUSTS GETTING AS HIGH AS 30 TO 35 MILES AN HOUR. SO FOR GAME NUMBER TWO, FIRST PITCH AROUND 2:00, 80 DEGREES BY THAT TIME. STILL TRACKING BREEZY CONDITIONS AROUND A SEVEN INCH STRETCH, 82 AROUND THE MID AFTERNOON, 64 FOR TONIGHT. FREE WEATHER, CRYSTAL BLUE SKIES, CRYSTAL CLEAR SKIES, STARLIT CONDITIONS WITH TEMPERATURES COOLING INTO THE MID 60S. TO KICK OFF YOUR MONDAY MORNING BUDDY AFTERNOON, 87 DEGREES. HEY, THAT’S PRETTY SEASONABLE BUT WITH CALMER WINDS AND MOST IMPORTANTLY, THE HUMIDITY IS GOING TO TAKE A STEP BACK, AT LEAST FOR THE NEXT COUPLE OF AFTERNOONS. BUT BY TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, IT’S GOING TO FEEL MORE LIKE SUMMER. AND USUALLY WHEN WE HAVE INCREASING HUMIDITY VALUES, THAT GOES WITH INCREASING STORM CHANCES AS WELL. TUESDAY, WE’LL CALL IT A 20% CHANCE. WE’LL CATCH A BREAK WEDNESDAY, THEN HIGHER CHANCES BY THURSDAY, THURSDAY NIGHT INTO FRIDAY WITH OUR NEXT INBOUND COLD FRONT. THIS IS THROUGH MIDWEEK. EUROPEAN COMPUTER MODELS DEPICTING AT LEAST AROUND HALF AN INCH OF SCATTERED SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS. IF YOU GET CAUGHT UNDER A HEAVY DOWNPOUR, THAT MAY PLAY OUT, BUT MORE THAN LIKELY, IT’S GOING TO BE MORE SCATTERED TO ISOLATED, MORE WIDESPREAD CHANCES. THURSDAY INTO EARLY FRIDAY WITH OUR NEXT SLIGHT COOLDOWN ON THE WAY LOWER 90S RETURNING BY TUESDAY. WE’RE PARTLY CLOUDY SKIES, SAY AFTERNOON CHANCE OF SHOWERS AND STORMS. THEN MORE WIDESPREAD CHANCES

Sunday, June 25: Cooler & Breezy Sunday

Updated: 7:36 AM CDT Jun 25, 2023

Sunday, June 25: Cooler & Breezy Sunday

Sunday, June 25: Cooler & Breezy Sunday