Issued Saturday, July 11, 2026
I’ve updated the hourly forecast below. I made some adjustments to afernoon rain chances (decreased a bit) and increased evening rain chances.
We have a break now from the morning round of scattered showers and storms. That activity has pushed south and east of our area (pictured below). We may see a nice break for the next several hours. However, if you’re outside keep a check on the sky and the radar in case a storm pops up in the heat of the afternoon. Any storm that does could become severe.
Our next complex of storms is taking shape well to our west at this hour. That will likely push in later this evening. If most of the plateau stays rain free this afternoon, the atmosphere will only become more unstable and help energize these incoming storms. I’ll keep a very close eye on that. Right now, I would estimate these storms to be near the plateau by 6:00 pm, if they don’t speed up or slow down. But again, we’re not only watching these complexes but also for pop up storms in the heat and humidity of the afternoon. Our atmosphere is very unstable, which means any storm this afternoon could easily become severe. A flash flood watch remains in effect through Sunday.
Please stay alert to any watches or warnings that may come today. And please stay tuned to any special updates that I may need to issued. You all take care!
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