Bradley's Forecast 10pm Part 2 7-3-21

SCATTERED SHOWERS AND STORMSWILL REMAIN POSSIBLE THROUGHTHISEVENING AS A FRONTAL BOUNDARYREMAINS A DRAPED ACROSS THEREGION,ESPECIALLY FOR AREAS ALONG ANDSOUTH OF THE INTERSTATE.

SOMELOCALLY HEAVY DOWNPOURS COULD BEPOSSIBLE.

BACK TO FAIR SKIES ALITTLE BIT LATER ON TONIGHT ASOVERNIGHT LOWS WILLBE DROPPING DOWN INTO THE LOWERAND MIDDLE 70S.

THAT FRONT WILLSTART TO DROP FARTHER TO THESOUTH ON SUNDAYWITH DRIER AIR FILTERING INBEHIND IT.AS A RESULT, RAIN CHANCES WILLBE A LITTLE BIT LOWER SITTING ATAROUNDTHE 30% FOR A FEW SCATTEREDAFTERNOON SHOWERS ANDTHUNDERSTORMS. SLIGHTLY BETTERRAIN CHANCES FOR THE COASTALPARISHES AND OFFSHORE AREAS.HIGH TEMPERATURES WILL BETOPPING OUT IN THE UPPER 80S TOLOWER 90S UNDEROTHERWISE, PARTLY CLOUDY SKIES.TYPICAL SCATTERED AFTERNOONSHOWERS AND STORMS WILL BEAROUND ON MONDAYWITH RAIN CHANCES SETTLING INTOTHE 40% RANGE.AND THEN THEY'LL KIND OF SETTLEIN AROUND 50-60% THROUGHOUT THEREST OF THE WEEK.

IN THETROPICS: ELSA WAS DOWNGRADED TOA TROPICAL STORM ON SATURDAY ASITCONTINUES TO BATTLE WIND SHEAND SOME DRY AIR.

THINKINGBEHIND THE FORECAST FOR ELSAREMAINS ON TRACK.

IT ISEXPECTED TO MOVE THROUGH CUBA BYTHE END OF THE WEEKEND BEFOREEMERGING INTO THE EASTERN GULFOF MEXICO FOR THE START OF THEWEEK.IT WILL THEN BEGIN MAKING A TURNTO THE NORTHEAST IMPACTING THEWEST PENINSULA OF FLORIDA AS ATROPICAL STORM.IT CONTINUES TO POSE NO THREATTO THE WESTERN GULF OF MEXICO,NOR US HEREIN ACADIANA.

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