Thursday is going to be a bright and cold day, with highs reaching the middle of the 50s today.
High pressure will fade overnight as lows drop into the mid-30s. Watch for afternoon and late storms on Friday to end the work week.
The possible repercussions that these storms may bring will be the focus of a Pinpoint Weather Alert Day that will take place on Friday.
On Friday, temperature will reach its highest point in the upper 50s, and there will be a combination of sun and clouds. The cold front that is produced as a result of
a low-pressure system moving from the southern plains to the Ohio Valley region will bring moisture from the Gulf of Mexico into the Carolinas.
After two o'clock in the afternoon, there is a good chance that scattered showers may begin to fall. The severity of the rain and storms increases,
and it is likely that your evening commute will be affected by heavy rain between the hours of 5 and 6 o'clock.
It is anticipated that the most intense storms would strike Interstate 77 between the hours of 8:30 and 9:30 p.m. on Friday evening, as of Thursday morning.
With the highest threat level concentrated south and east of Uptown, we are facing a marginal, slight, and elevated chance for severe weather.
Also, we are facing a slight risk. I anticipate that the majority of these affects will be concentrated in the south and east of our country as well.