We had some very special visitors at KTSM today… our Weather Watchers (pics below). We gave them a tour of the station, some goodie-bags, and an excellent presentation by Jason Laney, the Severe Storm Coordinator from the National Weather Service. Weather Watchers do more than take great pictures: they keep us informed of significant weather events wherever they live. Thank you to all of them! Here’s your forecast…
TONIGHT: The skies will be partly cloudy with scattered showers and t-showers well into late evening. Occasional gusts will be likely as storms break apart. The low will drop to 70, and the general winds will be north at 10-20 mph.
FORECAST: Sunday will start out fair with just a few clouds. With a high of 94, the afternoon clouds will build up, and we will see widely scattered showers and t-showers late day. The SE winds will range from 15-30 mph. Some storms may produce brief, heavy rain. Monday will be partly to mostly cloudy and cooler with a high of only 89. Again, expect widely scattered showers and t-showers. Tuesday will be partly cloudy and 90 with late day t-showers. Wednesday will be partly cloudy and 91 with late day t-showers. Thursday will be partly cloudy and 93 with isolated area storms. The storms will be much stronger with the threat of heavy rain on Friday. Friday’s high: 97. Saturday will also bring the potential for strong storms and heavy rain. Saturday’s high: 96.
