Friday, July 4 2025
Morning Report
Happy Birthday America! This may be the nicest possible weather we can have for Independence Day! A new air mass has established itself from the Great Lakes to the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic.
There is a ring of fire with thunderstorms, including the Deep South and the Northern Plains.
The biggest concern is the potential for tropical development off the Southeast US coast later this weekend and into next week.
This area of Low Pressure looks better organized this morning. There is a 60% chance it will develop in the next 48 hours and a 60% of formation by early next week.
That tropical potential is south of our old frontal boundary. We are in a large region of High Pressure that has carved out a very pleasant air mass with low humidity and plenty of sunshine. This will last for a few days.
High Pressure will be the dominant feature with low humidity and sunny warm days.
The only wrinkle may be tropical development off the coast of the Southeast US this weekend.
Light wind from the North will keep the humidity low.
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